Sentence examples for groups of qualifying from inspiring English sources

For the 2 small groups of qualifying neurons that were analyzed (7 BZ and 5 CZ neurons), there were no significant differences in their firing of non-LTS spikes.

Hackathons are large-scale events that contemporaneously bring together (physically and/or by teleconferencing) large groups of qualified individuals to collectively contribute their expertise towards a common problem set [ 31].

This morning, they will surely have the decency to be embarrassed at topping Group I of qualifying for the 2012 European Championship.

Yet, remarkably, the Leone Stars held Cameroon to a 0-0 scoreline that gave them their first point of the final group stage of qualifying.

The model of a select group of metered drivers that enjoys a kind of municipal monopoly is standard in very many cities, nowhere more so than in London, where the renowned "Knowledge" test has restricted cabs that can be hailed to a protected group of qualified drivers.

A coordination unit is a group of qualified and experienced childcare professionals who administer the FDC scheme.

England's stroll towards Euro 2016 in the most favourable of qualifying groups may offer a false impression of well-being.

Strachan's side face World Cup winners Germany in Dortmund on Sunday in their opening match of qualifying Group D. Republic of Ireland, Poland, Georgia and Gibraltar are also in the group.

In recent weeks, Sheriff played a group of qualifying matches, hoping to reach the group stage of the Champions League, where it would be matched against European heavyweights like Barcelona and Chelsea.

The result was in complete contrast to Bayern's Champions Leaguee form where they are bottom of their group with no chance of qualifying for the next stage.

Goals from Nigel de Jong and Mark van Bommel left the Dutch uncatchable at the top of qualifying Group Nine with a maximum 18 points, 11 clear of second-placed Scotland.