Sentence examples for related started from inspiring English sources

Other news agencies, related to the Huff Post, and not related, started picking it up too.

This year, Related started work on a 47-story office tower in Hudson Yards, at the northwest corner of 30th Street and 10th Avenue, which will be home to Coach, the luxury retailer; L'Oreal USA, the beauty products company; and SAP, the software company.

After having proposed a way to identify and systemize possible corporate activities and related starting points for transformation towards sustainability, in the next step the underlying processes and hence their specific possible transformation need to be analyzed.

Just about everyone agrees that market fundamentals are strong and that rents are continuing to rise, despite uncertainties regarding dot-com and other Internet related start-up companies.

In the past year, LBS has spawned 10 businesses, some of them Internet-based, from its entrepreneurship courses and related start-up incubator.

He has taken non-executive and investor roles in two technology related start-ups and is a non-executive director of Antidote, a charity developing emotional intelligence in schools.

The amount of R&D dollars being spent on VR/AR by the top 5 technology companies and the amount of venture capital investment in VR/AR related start-ups has been mind-boggling.

By their very nature, entrepreneurial firms have a lack of internal resources and other related start-up handicaps and the same have been highlighted in the theoretical constructs of liability of newness (Stinchcombe 1965) and liability of smallness (Baum, 1996).

Note we didn't fit the result of cln3Δ BCK2+ strain, because the mechanism of Bck2 related Start triggering is not clear.

Budding yeast has no canonical StART proteins, but has Coq10p and Ups1-3p, which are distantly related StART-like proteins that bind non-sterol lipids (Barros et al., 2005; Connerth et al., 2012).

One of the recognized prokaryotic cell cycle theories is Cooper–Helmstetter (CH) theory which relates start of DNA replication to particular (initiation) cell mass, cell growth and division.