Sentence examples for direct fines from inspiring English sources

This can happen in several ways: a compensation scheme for businesses which reduces Royal Mail's future revenues, a quality benchmark that it must meet or trigger penalties - known as the 'C factor' - and direct fines from Postcomm.

The $10 to $15 wines tended to be simple and direct, fine for everyday drinking, while the more expensive bottles offered hearty complexity, and occasionally even elegance.

The characterization of direct, fine-scale processes affecting animals is potentially valuable for management applications, but these are difficult to quantify over broad extents.

We hope to address whether the extra two rounds of inter-crossing increased the levels of recombination enough to enable direct fine-mapping of QTLs using the MAGIC population.

Our results suggested that this strategy is effective for direct fine mapping after preliminary linkage analysis.

Regional association analysis was an effective and highly efficient strategy for the direct fine mapping of target major QTL identified by preliminary linkage mapping.

Scot M. Levitt, who directs fine arts at Bonhams & Butterfields at their Los Angeles branch, agrees.

He had returned to the theatre in 1999 at the invitation of Jude Kelly at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, where he directed fine revivals of Alan Ayckbourn, Alan Bennett and Bill Naughton.

Another method routinely used to discern these questionable nodules is the combination of spiral CT with CT-directed fine needle aspirates or bronchoscopy.

Chemokines are proinflammatory cytokines that are produced locally in tissues and function as the directional cues to sort, direct, and fine tune cell trafficking [ 4].

Terse and direct, this fine solo was complemented by Brian Weaver's "Through the Keyhole," choreographed with Mr. Pearson.