Sentence examples for know a series from inspiring English sources
We sat down with Elon Musk and he said, you know, SpaceX failed over and over again, and they had, you know, a series of big problems.
Lots of ducks are being lined up for a big series finale next week and I think it's safe to say that they must know a series four commission is more or less in the bag.
Wozzeck and Wagner's Ring will be two of the eight works highlighted across the season in a new initiative called What You Need to Know, a series of one-day courses led by broadcasters, academics and writers that look at the music and its context.
There is also a terrific lineup of yet to be announced writers for This Place We Know, a series of plays that will take place later in found spaces along the Uxbridge Road, including pubs, restaurants, laundrettes and the hall of St Stephen's Church, one of the first – and at the time few – churches in west London to welcome in the Windrush generation with open arms.
Apart from the trajectory's estimated start and end position, we know a series of HO and LAU events related to the locations of the corresponding BSs.
And I know a series is a huge commitment, but what else up next for you?
It is an expert system that knows a series of rules (for example, if money is being transferred from a U.S. user to a foreign one, then check whether the foreign user is in a country approved for PayPal usage).
She wrote what she knew: a series about a young woman with an online gaming addiction.
Under the PPF scheme, although the BS knows a series of subgraphs, from the entire provenance graph one cannot precisely determine if those subgraphs can legitimately compose two or more different provenance graphs.
As the world knows, a series of racist incidents led to campus protests, a one-man hunger strike and a threatened boycott by Missouri's Division I football team.
In situations where actual data are not known, a series of simulations are projected using different levels of demand and supply shocks, e.g., varying dimensions of outbreak severity (minor: 15% to major: 30%), spread (local, nationwide) and duration (1 3 years).
