Sentence examples for ones we develop from inspiring English sources

Tools like the ones we develop empower travelers and experience providers with the information and visibility they need to provide a truly personalized and genuine travel experience.

To distinguish spurious open reading frames from biologically meaningful ones, we developed a database of HMMER3 protein hidden Markov models (HMMs) based on the Yeast Gene Order Browser (YGOB) (Byrne and Wolfe 2005).

The potential for brain measures like the ones we developed here is that they can tell us something about the particular brain abnormalities that drive an individual's suffering.

Children internalize brands early, so it's not surprising that the brands we're loyal to as adults are often the ones we developed an attachment to early in life.

To discriminate functionally relevant DDI(s) in a given PPI from all possible ones, we developed an integrated scoring system that employs five discriminatory features.

Its title refers to his belief that we all have the essentially unchanging face we're born with; the one we develop as we confront the duplicitous world; and the third one that only we understand -- and then only in the dark of a restless night.

Spatially based ecosystem indicators such as the one we develop here address two important yet neglected areas in the 'Ecosystem Indicators debate': the importance of developing metrics explicitly representing spatial and environmental processes shaping ecosystem structure.

We have added the suffix "EP" in order to distinguish this classifier from the one we develop below.

The questionnaire was based on one we developed for the Sydney stillbirth case control study [ 19, 20].

During phase one, we developed an online training module based on the contents of the NCHRE and upload it to the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative CITII) website.

During the second one, we developed an experimental set-up to measure the 3D strain on a balloon subsystem, which includes envelope, assemblies and apex parts, in real flight conditions.