Sentence examples for resources is called from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of break-down-the-walls company where the head of human resources is called the chief people officer, and where the average age of the staff was 24 before Eric Ober, 58, balding and avuncular, was brought in as chief executive a few months ago.

Predation among species competing for shared resources is called intraguild predation (IGP; Polis et al. 1989).

The mirror image, however, proves horrific and all her imaginative resources are called upon to escape it.

Despite the challenges facing Italy today, Mr. Barilla's heirs are "optimistic about the future, even though we are aware of the difficulties of the moment, and know that significant resources are called for, but we see success ahead," said Guido Barilla, one of the three Barilla sons who now run the business.

Air and ground resources were called iat 1 40 p.m. to battle what was called a medium to heavy, one-acre brush fire, the LAFD said.

Those sanctions, which included mandatory cargo inspections and a ban on exports of most natural resources, were called at the time the toughest to date.

This platform for hypermedia resource is called ITW and is based on Web services and agents, exploiting the spatial/temporal relations related to Web resources.

Creating a database Web service from an existing resource is called a bottom-up approach as opposed to a top-down approach consisting of creating/generating the service implementation from the WSDL.

The resulting new resource is called the Functional Therapeutic Chemical Classification System and was further evaluated against the content of the traditional Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System.

This resource is called MEDIC (MErged DIsease vo Cabulary), and we have used it successfully in our curation paradigm to describe over 2.5 million disease-associated toxicogenomic relationships at CTD (Table 1).

Thus, the pollution of soil resource is calling for great concern though it is characterized by the problems of developed countries.