Sentence examples for stage hurdle from inspiring English sources

Ascot, for instance, will stage hurdle races advertised as: "about 2m (1m 7f 152mds)".

Extensions of the Poisson, such as the over-dispersed Poisson, negative binomial and two stage (hurdle) or zero inflated models have been proposed [ 2- 5].

"We are creating a campus where startups can learn from each other and use collective knowledge to overcome early stage hurdles," says Simon Schaefer, partner at JMES, and also the man I met in Munich.

He's looking for someone to complement those skills – a seasoned CEO who has experience growing a company through later stage hurdles and, particularly, to streamline operations.

To grow ALICE from three of us to 30 people, and to get through the early stage hurdles, we had to find a way to prioritize learning as a team.

Tony Kelly, Northern's managing director, said that NR is "very disappointed and frustrated" that Newcastle, which will stage the £100,000 Fighting Fifth Hurdle this weekend, has been judged to fall below the Horsemen's tariffs on prizes.

The technology is in its early stages, and it faces some hurdles to widespread use.

Slade played in the 60-3 roft of Uruguay Exeter playmaker Slade forced his way into Stuart Lancaster's World Cup squad only to kick his heels on the sidelines until England had been eliminated at the group-stage hurdle.

Two-stage hurdle models handle excess zero values in trip count variables and multi-level models deal with three-level data structure – household within station areas within regions.

Other perks come from working with a startup that is growing, but has already overcome many of its early-stage hurdles.

Fewer drugs are being brought to market- in the face of such high approval in the later stages, one can only surmise that this is due to lack of initial investment, as well as scientific challenges to investigation and discovery of antibiotics and not end stage regulatory hurdles.