Sentence examples for inheritance scheme from inspiring English sources

A former Rikers Island correction officer was sentenced yesterday to 25 years to life for fatally beating her father and assaulting her half-sister in what prosecutors claim was an inheritance scheme.

The painting has been on loan to the Ashmolean, in Oxford, since 2012 and has been allocated to the museum by Arts Council England under the Acceptance in Lieu of Inheritance scheme.

The allelic distribution in the genotyped family members fit well with an autosomal recessive inheritance scheme.

The key idea is to use a special cell operation during training in order to preserve the symbolic meaning of the initial inheritance scheme.

Artificial Nonmonotonic Neural Networks acquire knowledge represented by a multiple inheritance scheme with exceptions, such as nonmonotonic inheritance networks, and then can extract the refined knowledge in the same scheme.

In [14], a new ABC algorithm is proposed which includes a one-position inheritance (OPI) scheme and an opposite directional search method (OOABC).

One is that dashing inheritance-tax scheme, which might prove less popular in an entrenched recession than it once seemed, especially when relentlessly characterised by Labour as a gift to the rich from the party of the rich.

For the second rerostering model, inheritance and immigrant schemes are added to the HSA to adapt to the change caused by occurrence of sudden incidents.

For instance, I like the way the inheritance, in Bloom's scheme, goes forwards and backwards, so that Shelley can sometimes sound like yeats just because Yeats so completely absorbed Shelley that no-one has really noticed".

This is because, in our crossing scheme, maternal inheritance of a Y chromosome requires a compound-X chromosome, and compound-X chromosomes co-segregate with maternal cytoplasm, precluding the introduction of a different cytoplasm into the C(1) M4,y compound-X strain, or the introduction of the C(1) M4,y cytoplasm into another X-chromosome genotype.

The plot, although less silly than Game of Thrones, is a little convoluted, so here goes: a millennium ago, princeling Uhtred loses his Saxon father in battle; his lands and inheritance are appropriated by scheming uncle Aelfric; Aelfric becomes a puppet-lord for the ruling Danes; Uhtred is captured/adopted by super-hairy Viking boss Ragnar, and grows into a (super-handsome) warrior.