Sentence examples for has acquired during from inspiring English sources
The Tennessean's editor and publisher, John Seigenthaler, Sr., one of a long line of substitute fathers Gore has acquired during his life, was more than just a newspaperman.
JD also suffered £5.3m of exceptional charges including the cost of restructuring the wave of retail businesses it has acquired during the downturn – among them the Blacks and Millets group and online footwear business Cloggs.
The court's action today had no general legal significance and, given the crowded affirmative action landscape, would have provided little more than a footnote to the term except for the symbolic importance the Adarand case has acquired during its years before the Supreme Court.
This procedure takes place for each input vector but every result (output vector) is not communicated to the ANNs; in this way, the ANNs are evaluated only in reference to the generalization ability that it has acquired during the Training phase; 5) constructing a new ANN with identical architecture to the previous one and repeating the procedure from point 1.
Five years ago, Mr. Nevin decided to do something with all the information he had acquired during those chair-lift rides.
It was a skill he had acquired during his legendary stint as a barman in Provincetown, Cape Cod, the United States of America.
The effort has relieved some investors' worries that former strategic partners were poised to dump the shares they had acquired during the Internet boom.
PHOENIX — At the end, the sheen of dominance the New England Patriots had acquired during their spectacular regular season was replaced by the vacant stares of the shocked.
A third was the attempt to rescue historicism by cleansing it of the nasty political flavour it had acquired during the dictatorship.
This shift in context somewhat softened the rebellious and dangerous image that the bands had acquired during their violently competitive years.
The part of the Barclays' investment bank that predated Lehman had to contend with billions of dollars in write-downs on the troubled assets it had acquired during boom years.
