Sentence examples for event subject from inspiring English sources

This is an all or nothing selection process with the winner of the final of each Olympic event, subject to reaching the minimum time, going to Rio.

Fault tree analysis coupled to functional description of part of programming implied in failure gives a list of the most probable causes of the undesirable event, subject of this paper.

Several Ways to Prepare for the Halls of Ivy Trying to plan for an event 10 to 20 years off, an event subject to legislative whims, demographic change and the wiles of university bureaucrats, is going to be difficult.

"There is nothing in the public domain to suggest that expansion at Heathrow has been assessed against the government's air quality plan, which is in any event subject to a judicial review challenge," it warns.

[10] In that event, Subject and Subject's Sister were observed running behind Subject's Father during a rushed, even somewhat frantic, shopping trip through Cost Plus to furnish a newly acquired rental apartment secured as a living space during Subject's parents' "trial separation".

If you show up at the event without a valid ticket, we reserves the right to charge the full ticket prive £60 plus £15 administration fee to allow access to the event subject to availability.

In this rewarding event, subjects (1 year old female Beagles) had to search for small amounts of food randomly placed within a maze arena.

NRI was based on the reclassification tables and was calculated from a sum of differences between the "upward" movement in categories for event subjects and the "downward" movement of non-event subjects [ 41].

For analysis of time to initial event, subjects lost to follow-up were censored at the time of their last documented clinical visit.

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It also became clear that quants had grossly mis-specified the set of possible outcomes, and had calculated conditional probabilities of events, subject to the world staying more or less as they had known it.