Sentence examples for head of analytical from inspiring English sources

But the growing volume, richness and accuracy of sports data is helping coaches to tailor both training and tactics to individual players, suggests Brian Prestidge, formerly head of analytical development at Bolton Wanderers FC, and now at Information Lab, a consultancy that works both with sports teams and businesses.

Based on these preconditions, two general cases can be distinguished: (i) the analytes cannot be re-focused on the head of the analytical column or (ii) the analytes can be re-focused by either a low oven temperature or a cryogenic cooling trap.

Maxim Osadchiy, the head of the analytical department at Moscow's C.F.B. bank, explained the underlying logic of obnal: "Normally, money laundering is about making dirty money clean.

The head of an analytical group that provided support to the energy giant's gas traders in Europe, he considered himself a loyalist.

Much will depend on the successors to Sir David Omand (who retires next month, to be replaced by the Home Office's Bill Jeffrey) and the current chairman of the JIC, William Ehrman, as well as the yet-to-be-appointed head of the analytical profession.A catastrophic event would place great strain on the new arrangements and produce instant pressure for yet another rethink.

He was a former product head of Greenplum, an analytical database company acquired by EMC.

For over five years, Hare served as head of futures and analytical methods at the UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD): looking for ways to improve intelligence officers' performance while finding ways to create accountability in the wake of the Butler Report, "looking at how we can get intelligence analysts to approach their task to make them more likely to be right", he says.

An epitaph for the K.G.B.-C.I.A. mole wars of the 1980's comes from a conversation Bearden had with Richard Kerr, the laconic head of the C.I.A.'s analytical directorate, when the Kremlin was collapsing.

Don Catlin, the former head of U.C.L.A.'s Olympic Analytical Lab, best known for breaking the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative doping ring, oversaw the testing of many of Drug Free Sport's urine samples when he was at U.C.L.A.

IGF-1 is "just like giving someone human growth hormone," said Don Catlin, the former head of U.C.L.A.'s Olympic Analytical Lab, best known for breaking the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative doping ring.

Don Catlin, the former head of the U.C.L.A. Olympic Analytical Laboratory, said there were fewer simple doping cases than ever because drugs are more sophisticated and athletes have more people around to help them dope.