Sentence examples for made in post from inspiring English sources

Estimation requires the a-priori knowledge of the peak electrojet value of the day and hence can be made in post temporal scenario only.

Sacerdoti says that there's an industry belief that post roll ads are worthless because of abysmal conversion rates, but he says that on a large scale there is money to be made in post roll.

A similar observation has been made in post mortem brain tissue of a case with Zellweger syndrome, where PUFA-containing PE proved to be increased [66].

(Blavatnik's original fortune was made in post-Soviet mining, and he famously remained on good terms with Putin).

"Some allegations of ineffectiveness which are made in post-conviction cases are frivolous, simply not comporting with the facts and/or the law".

"Faustus in Africa!," their 1995 adaptation of the Faust story, resonated with undertones of the bitter choices being made in post-apartheid South Africa.

With the continuing discoveries of Al Qaeda weapons, violent clashes between warlords, and politics so confused that the description byzantine barely catches the complexity, it can sometimes seem to outsiders that little progress is being made in post-Taliban Afghanistan.

Many of the ostensibly American goods that Smith included were actually made in post-colonial countries, including India and Malaysia, exposing the connection between exploitative labor practices and the desire to own objects that appear authentic or handmade.

By detecting the edge characteristics of a digital image, accurate weights can be obtained for image interpolation, before refinement is made in post-processing.

The West, she says, "is playing hysterical catch-up" because they've realised money can be made in post-colonial Africa.

The West, she says, "is playing hysterical catch-up" because they've realized money can be made in post-colonial Africa.