Sentence examples for picking generation from inspiring English sources
Finally, BIOSPEAN (http://software.cr-hana.upol.cz/biospean/login.php) is a web-based application and database that was specifically developed for analyzing whole-cell MALDI-TOF MS dand and includes peak picking, generation of MS databases, and data sharing among users [32].
"NAUMBURG LOOKS BACK" This occasional concert series gives audiences a chance to appreciate the wisdom of the Naumburg Foundation, which for decades has had a sure sense in picking future generations of exceptional classical performers.
Almost all the Decembrists were of the same youthful generation in 1825; and if I had to pick one generation as the greatest in Russian history theirs would be it.
The numbers of red and blue marbles picked each generation fluctuates: sometimes more red, sometimes more blue.
IN A suburban office on the road to Luxembourg airport, a small group of civil servants is busy picking the next generation of European venture capitalists.
December 5, 2013 Presenter Jeff Randall argued, though, that it's another case of the jilted generation picking up the bill for the baby boomers.
The answer to Huhne's conundrum is therefore in each generation picking up some of its pension and heavier health and social care costs by each of us contributing 15% of our wealth as we reach 65.
Known as "seeders", firms such as IMQubator and Reservoir Capital have had great success at picking the next generation of star hedge fund managers.
I worked my way back a generation, picking up a PS2 off a music industry mate for a tenner, and my wife bought me a Dreamcast a few Christmases ago, to add to my Sega memories.
Let's hope the Obama administration this week delayed its deadline for picking the next generation of Air Force tankers for good reason, as claimed ─ not as a cave-in to those who want U.S. taxpayers to fund European jobs.
