Sentence examples for developed a claim from inspiring English sources

In the early 60s, with a partner named John Slack he developed a claim in California, that the two sold for $50,000.

Last week, the I.R.S. said that customers should be able to get their refunds directly through the airlines and that it would develop a claims procedure for passengers who were unable to do so.

Yet HF patients without at least one diagnosis code for HF are unlikely to be reliably identified through other administrative data (i.e., other diagnostic codes or laboratory values) and therefore would be an impractical population for whom to develop a claims signature.

The fact that it won over Charlie Kaufman's conceptually stunning stop-motion film Anomalisa is no surprise and though in terms of strict merit Anomalisa should really have won – and in fact should have been nominated for best picture and best work of art and indeed best sex scene – Inside Out has developed an enormous claim on everyone's loyalty and love.

This, they hope, will push capacitors to 50% of a battery's storage capacity.A different approach has been taken by EEStor, a Texan firm that has developed a capacitor it claims can store "very high" levels of energy using a special insulator called barium titanate rather than an electrolyte.

Former USSR have been developed a vest that claimed as anti-mosquito garment which consist of long sleeves made from wide mesh materials with 0.5 cm fibres thick (Rozendaal 1997).

The study was designed with the aim to develop a health claim substantiated food ingredient and thus comply with EFSA (European Food Safety authority) requirements [ 9].

Between the two of them they've developed a technology that they claim can improve app usage, and have data from a few beta customers to back it up.  .

SubRosaSoft.com has developed a device that it claims can extract passwords from OS X 10.3 or later Macs.

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has developed a seal which, it claims, gives the perfect combination of sealing performance and service life, through optimised contact pressure and minimised heat generated by friction.

Foreign automakers want a piece of that action, and they have developed a wave of trucks to claim it.