Sentence examples for positions that exist from inspiring English sources
In fact, this research helped to the efforts of researchers to have a clearer understanding about the two somewhat contradictory positions that exist in the strategic management literature with respect to the value of dynamic capabilities under different levels of ED (Schilke 2014) through providing new evidence.
Since many composed endgame studies deal with positions that exist in tablebases, their soundness can be checked using the tablebases.
Only positions that exist in the genome of the supplied genomic intervals are included in the output.
A near intron pair (NIP) consists of two intron positions that exist in orthologous genes at nearby locations.
The homologous codon positions that exist only in bacteria (mammals) and consequently are absent in all mammals (respectively, all bacteria) were removed from all sequences.
Secondly, although the factors proffer a reliable, snap shot of the diverse ethical positions that exist amongst the public, the perspectives do not present ready-made policy positions.
Darden was only allowed to include the 207 positions that existed at Red Lobster when the two companies separated July 31, even though the restaurant chain had 300 employees by the end of the year.
The dipolar relaxation curves measured by EPR at Q-band in a glass state of frozen solution (i.e., under the conditions trapping a dynamic distribution of FeS positions that existed in a liquid phase) of isolated cytochrome bc1 were compared with the curves calculated for the FeS cluster occupying distinct positions in various crystals of cytochrome bc1.
On Thursday, Mr. Vaughn became a walking milestone in the history of Texas barbecue when Texas Monthly announced that it had hired him to be its first barbecue editor, a position that exists at no other magazine in America.
The argument that bigger parishes can do more — hire lay youth ministers, for instance, a position that exists now at only one parish in the entire diocese — doesn't sway her, or the others who have joined the Council of Parishes, a new group formed to oppose the mergers.
And it has now been more than twenty years since I became a page O.K.'er — a position that exists only at The New Yorker, where you query-proofread pieces and manage them, with the editor, the author, a fact checker, and a second proofreader, until they go to press.
