Sentence examples for lcc in from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, for the LCC-kin, the kin network derived from the LCC in the network of families, which is far more larger in size compared to the LCC-core-kin, the small-world feature appears to be preserved if not enhanced as observed from the amplification of the ratio (mathit{CC}/mathit{CC}_{textrm {random}}) with only marginal increase in the value of (d/d_{textrm{random}}).

We found such an inverse correlation between the BF and metabolism parameters SUVmax and SUVmean only for the LCC subgroup (r = -0.86), which might however be due to the rather small number of LCC in our cohort.

Lawrence Lartey is an associate lecturer at The University of the Arts London, at LCC, in the faculty of media.

There is a stills' projection at LCC in which the original portraits appear in sequence, followed seconds later by the more recent one.

K modes are faster and efficient than LCC in producing locally minimal clustering results.

A number of statistical models have been used for modeling LCC in the literature.

The serum DHCR24 Ab levels were significantly higher in patients with CHC than in healthy controls, in LCC than in CHC, and in LCC than in HCC-C (P < 0.0001 for all).

Two years ago there were just two LCCs in South Africa: Mango, a subsidiary of SAA founded by Mr Bezuidenhout, and Kulula, a sub-brand of privately-owned Comair.

"Europeans have seen the success of a handful of LCCs in America, led by Southwest Airlines, JetBlue and AirTran," says Chris Avery of J.P. Morgan.

Figure 1 shows the share of departing flights offered by LCCs in some major European markets.

Doesn't this make you a legacy that is fast threatened by low-cost carriers (LCCs) in almost every market in the world?