Sentence examples for surrogate by from inspiring English sources

Booker outspent his opponent, Ronald Rice (a Sharpe James surrogate), by twenty-five tonene, and he took in checks from Steven Spielberg, Chris Rock, and Barbra Streisand, among other celebrity Democrats.

10 P.M. (Cinemax) THE SESSIONS (2012) John Hawkes portrays a virginal 38-year old disabled by polio, and Helen Hunt, in an Oscar-nominated role, is the sexual surrogate who initiates him, in this drama, directed and written by Ben Lewin and based on the article "On Seeing a Sex Surrogate" by Mark O'Brien, who died in 1999.

10 P.M. (HBO2) THE SESSIONS (2012) John Hawkes portrays a virginal 38-year-old disabled by polio, and Helen Hunt, in an Oscar-nominated role, is the sexual surrogate who initiates him, in this drama directed and written by Ben Lewin and based on the article "On Seeing a Sex Surrogate" by Mark O'Brien, who died in 1999.

An implicit methodology based on chemical group theory to formulate a jet aviation fuel surrogate by the measurements of several combustion related fuel properties is tested.

The model correction is implemented to the low-fidelity CFD solutions utilized for the construction of stochastic surrogate by using multi-point Output Space Mapping (OSM) technique.

Since epithelia adhere to the mesoderm through basal membranes, we engineered a basal membrane surrogate by preparing composites of PHBHV with basal membrane matrix (BMM).

The physical MODFLOW model is surrogated by the statistical model developed using BMARS algorithm.

To increase the computational efficiency, the expensive-to-evaluate stochastic multi-scale material model has been surrogated by a kriging metamodel.

Here, an alternative method, based on Doppler, surrogated by range rate variation, has been attempted to estimate the ionospheric delay using a Kalman filter.

As no existing technology can be surrogated by another one, the coexistence of today wireless networks is the best solution at hand when dealing with the incessantly growing user demand for bandwidth.

Replacing random surrogates by other kinds of networks, e.g., lattices, will yield equivalent normalization problems.