Sentence examples for der for from inspiring English sources

The system is made to or der for late risers and for people who have trouble get ting anywhere on time.

The objective of the present study is to develop and evaluate a data element repository (DER) for providing machine-readable QDM data element service APIs to support phenotype algorithm authoring and execution.

A more detailed analysis of the DER for each testing session shows (see Figure2) that the performance of the systems was rather stable.

The full form terms suggest ontological differences that result in slightly different understandings while at the same time there is great formal similarity of the terms which leads to a high potential of misunderstanding (e.g., DER for distributed energy resource and Distributed Energy Resources where different conceptualizations may result from the singular/plural distinction).

While each gender subclass is associated with a distinct case marking paradigm of definite articles, the full set of 12 grammatical functions (three genders by four cases) is served by only six different forms; "der", for instance, occurs in two different genders and three different cases.

A sample of Yarim-Lim policy of diplomacy and war can be read in a tablet discovered at Mari, that was sent to the king of Dēr in southern Mesopotamia, which included a declaration of war against Der and its neighbor Diniktum, the tablet mentions the stationing of 500 Yamhadite warships for twelve years in Diniktum, and the Yamhadite military support of Der for 15 years.

Replacements: Chudley for Pilgrim (70), Thompson for Vickers (69), van der Heijden for Swinson (67), Tu'ifua for Welch (61).

Replacements: Cuthbert for S. Visser (22), van der Westhuizen for Cox (70), Grant for Basilaia (39) Lutui for Denton (78).

Where its predecessors all indulged heavily in swinging, clumpy blues – you get a lot of der-der der-der for your money on the early AC/DC records – Powerage is all about the four to the floor, with new bassist Cliff Williams taking on a string of basslines that must have required supreme self-discipline to execute without being tempted into the occasional run up and down the neck.

On the opposite sides of the avenues from the bus lanes "no parking" rules were or dered for the rush hours.

This suit, which became the longest libel proceeding in British history, was brought by a Polish doctor, Wladislaw Dering, for having been named in "Exodus" as someone who committed atrocities against the inmates of Auschwitz.