Sentence examples for core names from inspiring English sources

Seek out the core names, because the fundamentals look great.

And he had, except the core names were Brosius, not Bruschi; Martinez, not McGinest; O'Neill, not Andruzzi.

So I would say today we're more like 60% allocated to core names in some of our equity portfolios.

As marine cores are more commonly known by their location and core names (e.g., IODP, ODP, and MD site numbers), a dedicated field to search by core name has been included.

Table 1 Sintered glass core properties Core name Pore size (µm) Brine permeability (mD) Porosity A 2 6 160 48 B 6 10 700 45 C 10 40 2500 42 D 10 40 4400 42 Open image in new window Fig. 2 Radial CT-scan of sintered glass core.

First there's Summerlin itself, where crews recently broke ground on a 107-acre urban core named Summerlin Centre, which eventually will house department stores, offices and restaurants.

Two multi-arm acceptors based on diketopyrrolopyrrole (DPP) segments and either a tetraphenylethylene (TPE) or spirobicyclopentadithiophene (SCPDT) core, named TPE-4DPPDCV and SCPDT-4DPPDCV, were designed and synthesized as fullerene replacements for organic solar cells (OSCs).

This article aims at investigating the out-of-plane shear elastic properties Gxz and Gyz of a novel cellular core named ExpaAsym, produced by a potentially simple manufacturing method: sheet material expansion.

The writer met a hard core named Robert Lee Hodge who looked as though he had stepped from a Civil War tintype: tall, rail-thin, with a long, pointed beard and a frayed and filthy uniform.

But, fundamentally, a core name for us is a solid steady grower that isn't overpriced.

But iOS and macOS use the same Unix-based core named Darwin as well as many frameworks.