Sentence examples for general suite from inspiring English sources

I asked if Facebook is feeling more pressure to monetize its user data now that it's a publicly traded company, and Smallwood responded that Facebook has been "building these systems right from the start" (presumably, he wasn't referring to the Datalogix partnership, but the general suite of ads and analytics products).

Overall, the general suite of traits that we measured did not differ among native versus exotic plants (Table 1; MANOVA F8,38 = 0.787, P = 0.618), although exotics had significantly higher %P content on average than did native species (MANOVA F1,38 = 4.61, P = 0.04).

In general, the suite was so sealed that it is hard to get signals in or out wirelessly.

Warren paid a courtesy call on Eisenhower, and later wrote in his memoirs, "Imagine my surprise when the doorkeeper who admitted me to the general's suite was Murray Chotiner".

Amidst all of the film festival frenzy, we chatted with Gia in the Governor General's suite at the Royal York Hotel to discuss the differences between making a film on a budget of zero versus a million, plus her time working with the late Cory Monteith who appears in Gia's newest film All the Wrong Reasons, and her feelings on winning TIFF and Grolsch's Discovery Award.

In general our suite of landscape-scale covariates was a much better predictor of elephant abundance than of gorilla or chimpanzee abundance.

She had survived several coup attempts by rogue elements of the Philippine military, and Mr. Wisner's office in the United States Embassy was part of the old American governor-general's suite.

If a generalist strategy involves the evolution of a general-purpose suite of genes that are necessary and sufficient to successfully parasitize a wide range of hosts, then such a trend could lead to a long-term stable generalist strategy.

In the interview in his hotel suite, General Musahrraf, 56, relaxed and wearing a short-sleeved sport shirt and khaki slacks, also spoke of the problems that he has encountered in his anticorruption drive and explained in some detail his plans for restoring democracy "from the grass roots up" in Pakistan.

He hit a double during a 2004 game that he believed would have been a home run in other stadiums; when he reached second base, he pointed toward Padres' general manager Kevin Towers' suite and threw down his helmet, resulting in a postgame argument.

From his survey of the animal breeding work, he found that domesticated mammals in general exhibit a suite of behavioral, physiological, and morphological traits not observed in their wild forebears.