A It's almost like having an in-house source; I mean it is.
He was our in-house source of legal knowledge, a true scholar who loved the intricacies of the law, always available to share his advice and wisdom.
Saipem also provides Eni with an in-house source of drilling and engineering services, bolstering bidding efforts on oil and gas projects like the proposed South Stream pipeline that will bring gas from Russia to Southern and Central Europe.
Social Cues James Fayette and his wife, Jenifer Ringer, both principal dancers with City Ballet, have an in-house source for musical advice and information in Ms. Ringer's sister Rebecca, who is a a musician and doctoral candidate in music.
If a decision is made in favor of a big data project or of a general adoption of big data technology, relevant data sources need to be selected, which in an enterprise could be a variety of in-house source, e.g., databases, but could also be a variety of external sources, e.g., from the Web, which may provide relevant data for free or for a cost (as in the case of a data marketplace, see Sect. 5).
In monitoring level 2, extended in-house source data verification (SDV) is conducted to ensure accuracy of recorded data.
The in-house source clones of the remaining 5' extended ESTs were sequenced in the 3' direction using an anchored oligodT primer.
When you think about it, for an industry as big as games the notion that all ideas should come from in-house sources is pretty narrow.
A much shorter exposure time was used at the synchrotron compared to in-house sources.
In contrast to the STEPS study, our database will consist of RCTs that were not funded by a single agency but funded by various sponsors and sources including the industry, public, and in-house sources of university-affiliated hospitals.
house, said, "Using algae as an in-house energy source might sound futuristic now, but probably will be established in 10 years".
