Sentence examples for draft collapse from inspiring English sources
Remark 3.1 (1) When C = D = E = H = { 0 }, then the support functions and inner products in the problems (NFVP) and (NFVD) in the draft disappear, and hence (NFVP) and (NFVD) in the draft collapse to (P) and (D) in the paper of Ahmad, Sharma (EJOR, Vol. 188, 2008, pp. 695-704) [19].
Westminster became the palace of whispers on Monday as MPs traded gossip about their futures – a shambolic process that soon exploded on Twitter as the embargo on the draft collapsed.
She also cited his conviction for forging a parking placard and changes he made to a report he had drafted about the collapse.
This year's county budgets, drafted before the financial collapse, had been banking on a total of $2.2 billion of sales tax revenue.
The Trace Archive was screened in favor of the assembled C. owczarzaki genome as TE insertions are often collapsed in draft genome assemblies.
> -wrap-foot> The wMelPop draft genome assembly contains collapsed repeats and could possibly contain other errors that might impede the detection of sequence variants.
Given that Blair has declared that we are all immersed in a "period of reflection" after the ignominious collapse of the draft EU constitution, it would also have been nice to have had a chance to talk about the future of the EU's institutional evolution, if there is one.
Prosecutors will reopen the investigation into the death of the Rangers draft pick Alexia Cherepanov, who collapsed during a Continental Hockey League game last year in Russia.
Alexei Cherepanov, the 19-year-old Rangers draft pick who died after collapsing in a game, was playing illegally for his Russian club, a top military officer said.
Similarly, almost 60% of the duplicated part of the genome of mouse (approximately 2%) is believed to be misassembled or collapsed in the draft working sequence [ 7].
Previous studies suggested that high-identity duplications (identity > 94%) frequently collapsed within working draft sequence assemblies [ 23] and may represent artificial duplications within an assembly [ 18].
