Sentence examples for shum and from inspiring English sources

Irene Mei Zhi Shum and Duff Shederic Allen III were married on Wednesday morning.

Because the event was being videotaped, Ms. Shum and the others refrained from cheering and high-fiving until the camera was turned off.

Both Mr Shum and Mr Chow have become well-known spokesmen for the mostly leaderless occupations, which are focused on the city's political and financial power centre.

The literature identifies several SLA approaches as well as related tools and potentials in the context of innovative models of education (Shum and Ferguson 2012).

A good discussion of different drivers behind the emergence of SLA is provided in (Shum and Ferguson 2012) concluding that LA in general must be reframed to place a special focus on online social interaction and social construction of knowledge.

The used categories are built from four key factors in new product development (NPD) which were developed by Shum and Lin (2007) who analyzed 14 benchmarks and 25 best practice studies.

In particular, we follow the approach of Wildenbeest (2011) who, building on Hong and Shum (2006) and Moraga-González and Wildenbeest (2008), allows for the estimation of search costs using only price data while accounting for vertical product differentiation.

The building, called King Yin Lei (45 Stubbs Road), was built in 1937 by the wealthy Shum family, and then sold to the Yow family in the '70s.

Their characters Artie Abrams (McHale), Sam Evans (Overstreet), Mike Chang (Shum), Joe Hart Larsenn), and Rory Flanagan (McGinty), covered the song in the episode, performing a choreographed dance routine to it.

In addition to some studies that use reduced form analysis to analyse both costs, 6 several papers perform structural estimations of the actual value of either search costs (e.g. Hong and Shum, 2006; Moraga-González and Wildenbeest, 2008; Koulayev, 2010; De los Santos et al., forthcoming) or switching costs (e.g. Shy, 2002; Kim et al., 2003; Shcherbakov, 2009).

For example, Wolford (1975) and Wolford and Shum (1980) described a model in which the response is sometimes based on a (whole) flanker that replaces the target (i.e., unpooled substitution) and at other times based on a few features of the flanker that have migrated into and combined with the target (feature perturbations) (i.e., pooling).