Sentence examples for exchange hosted from inspiring English sources

The at times combative exchange, hosted by think-tanker and Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson, kicked off CityLab 2015, a high-level, highly funded talking shop for "urban innovators".

The Basis Set Exchange hosted by EMSL provides access to the basis sets in common use, although at present these basis sets are normally read in directly from the output files.

Here's one notable exchange:Host: Is there no one (innocent) in the entire Pakistan?

Japan, in exchange, hosts US troops in the country - mainly Okinawa - spending 188 billion yen ($2.3bn, £1.45bn) annually.

Showcasing an assortment of traditional Afro-Cuban artists alongside a host of electronic musicians from from abroad, the festival emphasised cross-cultural exchange, hosting collaborative studio sessions amidst a stacked calendar of performances.

Showcasing an assortment of traditional Afro-Cuban artists alongside a host of electronic musicians from from abroad, the festival emphasized cross-cultural exchange, hosting collaborative studio sessions amidst a stacked calendar of performances.

At the time, though, he was a medical student, and the son of her student-exchange host mother.

Similarly, the observed number of miRNAs predicted to target their own host was assessed by exchanging host genes for randomly chosen genes from predicted targets and recalculation of the number of miRNAs predicted to target their host.

Find out more: thestoryslam.co.uk; maryjlockwood.co.uk THE FIRESTATION BOOK SWAP What: A chance for readers to exchange books, hosted by novelist Marie Phillips and publisher Scott Pack.

On February 7, Mt.Gox — the once-popular exchange that hosted 80percentt of the world's Bitcoin trades — informed users that they were temporarily halting withdrawals of the popular electronic currency from their service due to a technical problem called transaction malleability.

(Libya, in exchange, will host in 2017).