Sentence examples for establishing most of from inspiring English sources

The Vikings also were involved in establishing most of the major coastal settlements in Ireland Dublinn, Limerick, Cork, Wexford, Waterford, and also Carlingford, Strangford, Annagassan, Arklow, Youghal, Lough Foyle and Lough Ree.

We identified a single connected network of 16 coevolving amino acid sites in GroES, with Lys13, Leu27, Gly29, Thr36, Arg37, Glu39, Arg47 and Lys74 establishing most of the evolutionary dependencies.

To determine the importance of each of the amino acid sites in the network (e.g., amino acids establishing most of the connections) we applied network centrality measures to coevolving sites, typically used in networks biology: degree centrality, betweenness and closeness.

The B. melitensis structure was solved in the presence of various nucleoside monophosphates (GMP and AMP) that show a similar binding mode, characterized by the nucleotide phosphate buried deep within the metal center of the enzyme and establishing most of the stabilizing interactions, while the ribose moiety and, even less so, the guanine/adenine base, are more loosely bound.

He establishes, most of all, that he has choices and that he's in control.

The first two five-year plans (1970 75 and 1976 80) established most of the country's basic transport and communications facilities.

But "The Stones" ultimately misses the potential in the clash of idioms it establishes; most of tonight's jokes are too good-natured.

In recent years hundreds of new institutes and research centres have been established, most of them government-affiliated in some way.

Such groups for alumni of Patrick Henry Wheaton Collegee in Wheaton, Ill.; George Fox University in Newberg, Ore . Bob Jones University in Greenville, S.C.; and Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., have been established, most of them in the past two years.

Aleppo once belonged to the Ottoman Empire; when it was cut off from Turkey, in 1924, after the Treaty of Lausanne established most of the modern border, locals continued transporting all manner of goods from the cheaper side to the more expensive side.

Robert Shiller from Yale, in contrast, is known for his prescient warnings of bubbles, in technology stocks in the 1990s and in housing in the 2000s.Yet for all the apparent contradiction, Messrs Fama and Shiller, along with Lars Peter Hansen (also of Chicago), have established most of the surprisingly small amount economics has to say about asset prices.