Sentence examples for end of real from inspiring English sources

Nothing spells the end of real achievement like becoming a brand.

The escape officer is Dr Howard Tuck, a Cambridge historian, born long after the end of real hostilities.

Mortal Time Such anxiety tends to be tied directly or indirectly to the end of real time, a k a mortality.

Sound, television, video and the first glimmers of the digital era all seemed to portend the fatal end of "real" moving images.

There was a fair candidate for funniest moment of the sporting week towards the end of Real Madrid's 3-0 defeat of Almería on Wednesday.

We will witness in our lifetimes the total disappearance of biodiversity from our farms, the disappearance of small farmers, and the end of real food and our food freedom.

PartiRank may be fictional, but there are no end of real-life equivalents: "platforms" companies can buy in that allow them not just to track their employees' movements and interactions but to install exactly the kind of continuing, neurotic-looking peer appraisal Eggers wrote about.

Performance measure using standard full-reference metrics were carried out offline at the end of real-time experimentation.

Detection of a single amplicon was confirmed by a dissociation curve at the end of real-time PCR cycle.

Second, at the end of real-time RT-PCR, the dissociation curve (i.e., melting curve) analysis of PCR end products was performed by ramping the temperature from 60°C to 95°C at a rate of 1°C per 30 s; a PCR reaction with high specificity should have a single melting peak.

Real-time PCR was performed with SYBR Green I dye and primers as detailed in Supplemental Table 1, with annealing at 55 C. Detection of a single amplicon was confirmed by a dissociation curve at the end of real-time PCR cycle.