Sentence examples for sets of millions from inspiring English sources

News Corp., which broadcast the games on its Fox Five station, wanted more money from Cablevision, and when Cablevision refused to pay, Fox pulled the World Series off the sets of millions of Cablevision subscribers, until, finally, the matter was resolved by the third game.

Cutout clouds recall the sets of 18th-century royal theaters.

Or, gift-hunters can choose from two sets of three-packs in large format bottles ($40).

A new interpretation of Chinese theory occurred in the late 20th century with the discovery of sets of 4th- and 5th-century tuned bells.

Trained just on those five sets of two-minute videos, EQ-Radio could then accurately classify the person's behavior among the four emotions 87percentt of the time.

For the annual San Francisco race and parade Bay to Breakers, the housemates rented sets of four-seater tandem bikes and cruised the city.

In the last few years, researchers have been mapping single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), one-letter changes in the DNA sequence, both individually and in sets of thousands that occur together.

His group adapts computational models written for tens of atoms and scales them up to work for sets of hundreds or thousands which you need to model materials for applications in solar energy, catalysis and manufacturing, chemical sensing and electronics.

At the same time, most cities decided to replace the two sets of two-way streets with a single set of westbound and eastbound lanes, separated by the wide medians where the tracks once were.

RNA from two sets of 6th passage satellite cells were used for the second cDNA library.

For the analysis of data set of 1st and 2nd codon position, the same settings were implemented in the ML and Bayesian inference as described above except for the use of a 2-partition evolutionary model (i.e., 1st, and 2nd codon positions).