Sentence examples for selective living from inspiring English sources
Duke also has Selective Living Groups, or SLGs, on campus for students seeking informal residential communities often built around themes.
Most of the non-fraternity selective living groups are coeducational.
There are 26 specific houses, accommodating 22 selective living groups (sororities and fraternities), 3 independent houses and 1 administrative house.
There are also numerous "selective living groups" on campus for students wanting self-selected living arrangements.
The BBC will also broadcast selective live 3D coverage from London 2012.
The two-year trial experimention with 3D production means full re-runs of the men's singles semi-finals will be available in 3D, free to air, on the BBC HD Channel along with the selective live coverage of the ladies' and men's finals.
In summary, on this admittedly small survey base, the overall message regarding our economic future is that unless you are private, highly selective and living with a half-billion-dollar endowment or an entrepreneurial for-profit, your future is uncertain.
Copolymerization of MHCB and methyl methacrylate with t-BuLi/EtAl(ODBP 2 proceeds in a monomer-selective and living manner to form a block-like copolymer.
To examine the ability as a cGMP selective sensor within living mammalian cells, we transfected rat pheochromocytoma PC12 cells, which express endogenous adenosine A2A receptors and the cAMP response to adenosine is known [24].
To limit such selective refusal patients living in care – and nursing homes are excluded from the study.
Given the selective permeability of living cell membrane, trypan blue cannot be absorbed by living cells, but it can easily penetrate dead cells membranes.
