Sentence examples for start-up course from inspiring English sources

During the start-up course, the granular sludge experienced a process of initial disintegration and subsequent reaggregation.

On day 45, in the start-up course, distinct crack appeared along with the generation of sediment, which has not been mentioned in the anammox literature seen).

Soon after the addition, anammox reaction appeared and the nitrogen removal efficiency enhanced continuously, suggesting that the start-up course turned into activity elevation phase (104 148 d).

During the start-up course, the granular sludge initially disintegrated and then reaggregated and turned red, suggesting the high anammox performance.

During the start-up course, the anaerobic granular sludge can be directly converted into red anammox granules, which plays a crucial role in stable and efficient operation of anammox reactor.

However, the subsequent increase of nitrite concentration after reaching 252 mg/L no longer improved the volumetric substrate nitrogen removal rate (149 164 d), the function of anammox became close to saturation, and the start-up course came into the stationary phase [ 12].

We need such talents in the start-up of course; but also the C-suite and the business units most at risk of digital disruption.

Despite her protestations, she was enrolled on a one-week start-up training course (this meant that she was paid the equivalent of jobseeker's allowance but from a different fund and never showed up in unemployment statistics).

The course follows the life-cycle of a company that begins life as a start-up, and the course covers the accounting-related financial metrics that are needed by an entrepreneur.

I wrote the book with my son, Luke Paulsen — Princeton Class of 2014, and now a software engineer at a Silicon Valley start-up — over the course of nine summer vacations, during Luke's high school and college years.

Now, they've advanced to the finals, a Hult Prize competition that is preceded by a six-week start-up accelerator MBA course in England.