Sentence examples for recipient share from inspiring English sources
Established avant-garde luminaries like Archie Shepp, Cooper-Moore and Dave Burrell (this year's lifetime achievement award recipient) share the bill with younger artists like Ambrose Akinmusire and Mary Halvorson.
The co-efficient of relationship depends on the genealogical relation between donor and recipient it is defined as the probability that donor and recipient share genes at a given locus that are 'identical by descent'.
This point was noted by Hamilton himself in the 1970s: he stressed that the coefficient of relationship of his 1964 papers should really be replaced with a more general correlation coefficient, which reflects the probability that altruist and recipient share genes, whether because of kinship or not (Hamilton 1970 , 1972 1975).
Furthermore, HGTs between closely related organisms, although common, are difficult to detect because in these cases donor and recipient share common compositional and phylogenetic features.
On Thanksgiving Day, for instance, in an e-mail message one recipient shared with me, Gingrich fired off a riff on an idea by Louie Gohmert, a Republican congressman from Texas, who had suggested that, instead of a stimulus bill, the party propose a payroll-tax holiday.
Respondents in No. 77-719 brought a class action in Federal District Court claiming that Texas regulations requiring that Aid to Families with Dependent Children benefits be reduced if the recipient shares a household with a nondependent person violate § 402(a)(7) of the Social Security Act and implementing regulations.
Arthur Ashkin is the primary recipient, sharing the prize with Gérard Mourou and Donna Strickland; notably, the latter is the first woman to receive the prize (in physics, to be clear) since 1963, and only the third in history.
Yuyi Morales, a 2015 Caldecott Honor recipient, shares her immigration story in this popular pick among our librarians.
Give it as a gift and hope that the recipient shares the baked cookies with you!
The owners have proposed a straight pool, in which all recipients share equally.
Mr. Bush has defended his call for tougher work requirements, saying they would help welfare recipients share in the success of millions of Americans who have become self-sufficient in the last six years.
