Sentence examples for or prof from inspiring English sources

There we had a method of controlling live radio: a 10-second delay for phone-ins - the profanity tape or prof for short.

Alan Woodward, a professor of computing at the University of Surrey, cites a couple of recent advances that, to his mind, signify a significant push toward a computer that might sit under his or Prof Plenio's desk.

That is, the prediction model where model parameters are estimated with all the data (in this study Comm + Prof), or with some subset of data (Comm or Prof), should give equally accurate estimates, both in the data belonging to the teaching set subset, or to the other subsets [20].

Those interested in joining the Diabetes MILES Study International Collaborative are invited to contact Prof Jane Speight or Prof Frans Pouwer.

That is, the prediction model where model parameters are estimated with all the data (in this study Comm + Prof), or with some subset of data (Comm or Prof), should give equally accurate estimates, both in the data belonging to the teaching set subset, or to the other subsets [ 20].

Then there'll be a clever one, called "Brains" or "The Prof", physically shambolic but with a knowledge base that would prove handy if sitting the fellowship exam for All Souls.

"When people use these, it creates a bubble around their vehicle for about 500 metres that jams any GPS receiver or transmitter," Prof Charles Curry of Chronos Technology told the Guardian.

Once Stuxnet was released, its spread was impossible to predict or control, Prof Woodward said.

"It seemed like my favourite kind of job - a wonderful chance to ask something absolutely fundamental: the fate of the Universe and whether the Universe was infinite or not," Prof Perlmutter told BBC News.

If someone is really smart, call them "Prof" or "Doc", or a creative person could be called "Muse" or "Da Vinci".

Gratitude is expressed to Dr John Gardiner for sharing many of his ideas on microtubules in relation to Orch OR hypothesis, and to Prof F. Baluška for useful information.