Sentence examples for diverse posts from inspiring English sources

A 14-year veteran at MSC, Mr. Sandler has held diverse posts at the company, at various times running its logistics and warehouse operations, human resources, information systems, product development, and marketing and sales.

Stochastic anticipatory optimization led to more diverse post-cutting stand structures than obtained in deterministic optimization.

Analyses based cultural historical activity theory reveal major differences in how these Bosnian Muslim youth growing up in diverse post-war circumstances narrated conflicts.

The structure and function of heme proteins are regulated by diverse post-translational modifications including heme-protein cross-links, with the underlying mechanisms not well understood.

Combined with existing single-taxon studies of diverse post-mining sites, and our previous similarly broad study of limestone quarries, our results provide strong evidence of the counterproductivity of costly technical reclamations of postindustrial sites with respect to biodiversity conservation.

The difference between the amplitude of the EWT peaks between W1315 and L2013 is mainly due to the diverse post-processing techniques applied to the GRACE data: L2013 tried to restore the signal lost during de-stripe filtering while W1315 did not.

We had a very diverse post team.

VOROTOVA: I think everyone grows up with their mom's cooking or a lot of people do, so for me I grew up in Russia so my background is mostly smelling Russian cuisines and eating really diverse post-Soviet republic cuisines.

Knowledge of protein domains that function as the biological effectors for diverse post-translational modifications of histones is critical for understanding how nuclear and epigenetic programs are established.

Disorder structures are often rich in binding sites which are important loci for diverse post-translational modifications such as acetylation, methylation and phosphorylation [35].

Histones carry diverse post-translational modifications, particularly on the lysines of their N-terminus.