Sentence examples for from best of from inspiring English sources

Long answer : players like the current crop even in best of times from best of academies come so so rarely..

Our focus has moved from best of breed but isolated technologies into technology that is more enterprise focused and more architecturally driven.

The prepared Cd free CZTS/ZnS/ZnO NR device exhibit a solar energy conversion efficiency of 3.63%, which is the highest efficiency yet reported for nanostructured ZnS/ZnO superstrate CZTS solar cells from best of our knowledge.

The quoted patient is the beneficiary of "best of the best" physicians who trained under "best of the best" doctors who had the privilege of learning from "best of the best" patients.

In recent years matches went from best of 17 to best of 11 and this year that also applies to the semi-final stage.

Matches have been reduced from best of 17 frames to best of 11 until the semi-finals of the tournament, which starts in York on Saturday.

At that point, the shootout went from best-of-three rounds with three different skaters per side to one round at a time, with any skater you wish.

In a sense, every list is a hit list, and part of the reassurance we get from best-of lists is the knowledge that these things are finite, and their end will be reached.

leaders voted to shorten Davis Cup matches from best-of-five sets, like those at the four Grand Slam tournaments, to best-of-three though there is talk that the best-of-three thoughe preserved for the final Cup tie.

As heath systems have moved away from "best-of-breed" EMRs in the emergency department (the place where the overwhelming majority of patients are evaluated for pulmonary embolism) toward enterprise systems, such ED-specific work flow changes have become increasingly difficulty," added Zimmer.

These account for, respectively, 7%, 0.6%, 7.7% (2.7% + 5%) and 40% of the adult rat's body mass with the remainder being 5.7% from, 'rest of rat's body' (i.e. miscellaneous; ref. [35] & Supplemental Table 2).