Sentence examples for from noc from inspiring English sources

It also gained from NOC at Stockton-on-Tees and West Lancashire but lost Plymouth, Stoke-on-Trent and Telford and Wrekin.

The Conservatives did well in winning additional seats in Bromley, while – in addition to straight-switches from the Tories – Labour won control of Camden, Hounslow, Waltham Forest and Islington from NOC.

The T parameter was also set to the optimal value for each case, and W was set to 10 cycles (both parameters were determined from NoC simulation).

'A better life for myself' Carletta is one of 62 students who are scheduled to be released from NOC in October.

Medians are reported for the time from NOC to serious safety warnings and/or withdrawal as these values are not normally distributed (Shapiro-Wilk test).

Here is the I.O.C. memo: GUIDELINES ON THE INTERPRETATION OF RULE 51.3 OF THE OLYMPIC CHARTER In relation to the various discussions held recently, in particular during the ANOC meetings in Beijing, this is to advise you that the IOC has received a number of queries from NOCs as to the conduct of participants, in particular athletes, at the Olympic Games.

Contrary to what happens at the mRNA level, western blotting analysis showed no relevant change in the protein levels of Bub3 from noc-CHX or noc-ActD cells (Fig. 4B and C, lanes 3 and 6 compared to 2).

9. (SBU) Comment: It should be noted that in every meeting we have with Olympics officials the first question is "Who is heading your Opening Ceremonies delegation?" Although the official invitation comes from the NOC, in this case the U.S. Olympic Committee, to the VIP, most Canadians involved are hoping that President Obama and his family will attend the Games.

If it is close to some of these cells (in other words, similar to some samples from the NOC region) it fits into the group.

The hardware overheads, which stem from the NoC and the resource allocation algorithm, are well within the typical values for NoC-based systems [11, 12] and are adequately balanced by the high throughput rates obtained.

In 1974, after Brundage left office, the IOC found evidence of segregated facilities in Rhodesia, and it subsequently withdrew recognition from its NOC.