Sentence examples for design pedigree from inspiring English sources

Golfers shut out of private Pine Valley will no doubt flock to Pine Hill because of its proximity and design pedigree.

"His design pedigree speaks for itself, but I will say that we feel energized to have him join GoPro".

However, given the design pedigree and readability, I would argue that it deserves a bit more attention than it has thus far gotten.

Moodnotes, launching today on iOS (iPhone and Apple Watch) also as a paid app (costing $3.99/£2.99), extends Thriveport's reach into the m-health app space with a second iOS app focused on promoting emotional and mental wellbeing, but this time incorporating the interface and UX design pedigree of ustwo via a partnership that's initially agreed to run for two-years.

Jami Bernard of the New York Daily News gave the feature a score of three out of four: "It's not The Incredibles, or one of those animated features that spent zillions on character design, pedigree and verisimilitude.

Mr. Miller said that people who bought apartments in buildings with design pedigrees may not be getting better returns than those who bought in luxury buildings without famous names attached.

With a more balanced design (simulated pedigree), the amount of bias in estimates from the second step was similar to that obtained in the simulations using the observed pedigree (Table 4).

We also varied study design and pedigree structure in our simulations to see how sample size and proportion of causal variants (PCV) to non-causal variants (NCV) affect the power of test statistics and to provide practical guidelines for sampling.

Four different designs were used: a pedigree design of unrelated full-sib pairs, a pedigree design with MZ and DZ twins pairs with a ratio of 1 2 MZ and DZ pairs, a within-family design using full-sib pairs, and a population design using nominally unrelated individuals.

The architect and writer Beverly King was retained to design a pedigreed Tudor-style facade modeled after half-timbered buildings at University of Cambridge in England, perhaps the President's Lodge at Queens Collegee.

While evolving versions of exome-enrichment kits continue to address these biases, effects of technical replicate experimental design in pedigree-based WES are poorly understood.