Sentence examples for custom collection from inspiring English sources
The analysis results are then collected by a custom collection application and displayed to the operator by the online_ami client.
There is a general dissatisfaction with progress in Greece when it comes to reforming its public sector, such as tax and custom collection or health care services, a senior euro zone official involved in negotiations said.
In addition to cruising through chores on Pentium 4 processors running at speeds of 2.4 gigahertz or higher, the new standard VAIO desktops are packed with at least 512 megabytes of RAM, a 120-gigabyte hardriveve and a custom collection of software for making movies.
We employed the FunCoup resource [32], a set of programs and a custom collection of datasets informative regarding functional coupling (interactions), to generate a zebrafish interactome.
These RFX profiles were added to the oPOSSUM-3 custom collection of TFBS profiles and were used to analyze 531 nematode cilia genes.
The NINDS Custom Collection II (NINDS-II) library of 1040 biologically active compounds was purchased from Microsource Discovery Systems (Gaylordsville, CT).
Each week a handful of Scott Pilgrim buffs purchase the garment for "cosplay", where fans dress as characters in comics and movies.Mr Stevens is using the money he has raised to add colour to older black-and-white strips, fix errors and build a detailed database, prompted in part by some Kickstarter backers' request to allow them to create their own custom collections.
He has already felt the popular backlash against austerity measures, and now talks of spending cuts, improved customs collection, concentrating subsidies on poor consumers and a negotiated rescheduling of Ecuador's foreign debt.
The third act established strict and often arbitrary machinery of customs collection in the American colonies, including additional officers, searchers, spies, coast guard vessels, search warrants, writs of assistance, and a Board of Customs Commissioners at Boston, all to be financed out of customs revenues.
Founded in the 1870s as a government customs collection point, it grew in the late 19th century as the result of gold discoveries along the Hodgkinson and Palmer rivers, tin discoveries at Herberton on the Atherton Tableland, and the introduction of sugarcane cultivation in the area.
The ability to raise revenue, either via taxes or customs collection, is critical to local ownership of the economy.
