Sentence examples for sharing related from inspiring English sources
Last season at Davies, Michael played to a packed house and astounded the audience with songs by the team of George and Ira Gershwin while sharing related anecdotes from his book, The Gershwins and Me: A Personal History in Twelve Songs.
Second, despite both peptides sharing related negative charge orientation, closely similar structures and amino acids content (see Figure 1), their respective predicted Instability Indices (II) were differing, with TcP0 being stable (at an II value of 11.7) while TcP2β is unstable (II value of 83.69).
Immediately after confirmation of the VDPV case, China CDC informed WHO about the VDPV case and required the assistance of WHO for sharing related information with Myanmar.
The largest group was made of 21 sequences sharing related TMDs and a CTs ending with the pattern [DE]FG and most of these also possessed the dileucine-like motif DXXXLL known to function as sorting signals for rapid endocytosis and lysosomal targeting in other eukaryotes [ 46].
Facebook doesn't just want to host random commentary, but link sharing related to big moments as well.
FleetBoston Financial agreed to pay $14 million to the NASD and $19 million to the SEC to settle charges of improper profit sharing related to initial public offerings during 1999 and 2000 at its since shuttered investment bank Roberston Stephens.
How is network overhead, in terms of the amount of software shared, related to the time to resist attack?
The longer representations are sustained, the more successive mental states can share related content, exhibit progressive qualities, implement complex algorithms, and carry thematic or narrative continuity.
In the next release of SIRENE, we will address this weakness by providing new mechanisms to improve multirisk procedures and share related information.
When the RADIUS has successfully authenticated the UE through the EAP-AKA mutual authentication protocol, they will share related keys, such as MK, MSK, TEK, and EMSK.
This, says Microsoft, means it is now "easier to see who knows and what they've shared related to your search.
