Sentence examples for from different entities from inspiring English sources

Everyday my inbox is bombarded with emails outlining different events, project opportunities, and conferences from different entities at Duke.

Thirty-two-year-old founder Mike Rothenberg has been accused of several illicit activities, including allegedly harassing employees, taking out a $5 million loan over Christmas break without investor knowledge, and wiring himself a sizable salary from different entities.

Thirty-two-year-old founder Mike Rothenberg has been accused of several illicit activities, including allegedly harassing employees, taking out a $5 million loan over Christmas break without investor knowledge, and wiring himself a sizable salary from different entities.

In the case of multiple data resources from different entities as in banking, the data owners might not want to take risks in sharing their customer data with other competitors.

From architectural standpoint, all symptoms s i3, s i4 and s i5 (i<3) from different entities indicate their common correlation to some central logical components (e.g., a controller, a policy server) that may be on the same physical hardware.

Complex and composite sources of information become in fact available as data coming from different resources and devices, signals produced from different entities, and events detected from signals processing.

One factory executive complained of submitting to inspections from five different entities.

It would be interesting to use the approaches [25, 26] in the management of the composition of fragments coming from the different entities and the definition of the data flow between them.

In conclusion, our results show that nutlin-3 treatment of a panel of cell lines from three different entities (neuroblastoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, and melanoma) known to be rarely p53-mutated and therefore considered as promising candidates for nutlin-3 therapy reproducibly resulted in the irreversible emergence of p53-mutated, multi-drug-resistant sublines.

Accordingly, they tend to emerge from cooperation between different entities, in addition to the constitution of partnerships among public sector, academia and private sector (Carrillo-Hermosilla et al. 2010).

From the economic point of view, the different entities from cellular systems, such as subscribers, network operators, service providers, regulators and equipment vendors, should be taken into account [35].