Sentence examples for on one acquisition from inspiring English sources

When I asked why he'd spend almost the entire amount on one acquisition, he didn't so much nod, answer or agree as make a face that said "Yes, thank you for not assuming I'm a total idiot".

To assess inter-observer reliability, a second observer (J.M.; a neurologist with 3 years' experience in neuromuscular imaging) independently defined ROIs using the same method on one acquisition from each of the 15 subjects with repeat examinations.

Esfandiari and Chandrasekharan [5] proposed two one-on-one trust acquisition mechanisms.

It wasn't long ago that top editors at the major houses would meet on Wednesdays to discuss the bestseller list, to congratulate one another on acquisitions, and to discuss business plans and practices.

Experiment 3 demonstrated that prior exposure to response-contingent shock on one hindleg facilitated acquisition of the response when subjects were later tested on the opposite leg.

You Have to Be Ready on Day One Post-Acquisition To set the right tone and get buy-in, company leadership needs to immediately model and reinforce the behaviors reflective of their values and tackle head-on those that are counterproductive.

On the one hand, comparisons based on acquisition prices rather than costs could be misleading because, for example, a manufacturer who is currently charging a high price might be willing to reduce it substantially in the face of competition.

Often, they focus on one phase (e.g., acquisition) at the expense of other factors that increase total ownership cost (TOC).

We'd actually spotted SeatMe listed as a "potential acquisition" on one of Square's hiring pages (of all places), so we had a feeling that the company was looking for a buyer.

On a separate acquisition, one data set was collected in which detector head 1 was moved away from detector head 2 creating a slightly larger distance between heads than usual.

One of the challenges associated with big data acquisition is: on one hand, there exist too much data while, on the other hand, all acquisition requires time, effort and resources.