Sentence examples for systems of new from inspiring English sources
In this book, they are not a new interpretation of history but a comparison of the social systems of New Guineans and Westerners.
Erbitux, which is already approved to treat colon cancer and head and neck cancer, was developed by ImClone Systems of New York, the company involved in the Martha Stewart stock-selling case.
In a case that snared Martha Stewart, ImClone Systems of New York assured investors that its cancer drug, Erbitux, was on a path for approval until the F.D.A. rejected it in 2001.
These include the speaker technology in the Fender-brand audio systems of new Volkswagens and the ETS Surround Sound in Acuras, as well as elements of Chrysler's Uconnect and Chevrolet's MyLink telematics.
This is a week of suspended animation in the city, in between holidays, when the great systems of New York — the schools, the courts, the communications media, Wall Street, City Hall, the bodegas in Queens — slow to an administrative crawl or shut down altogether, when New York City belongs not to New Yorkers, but to Spaniards, Italians, Canadians, Germans, Californians.
Active and selective catalytic systems of new unsymmetrical oxovanadium(IV) Schiff base complexes for the oxidation of benzoin is reported.
The filters in the systems of newer office buildings should remove about 90percentt of particles of that size in a single pass, said Mr. Woods, of the heating engineers' society.
Improvements to existing data systems, development of new systems, and integration of the data from these systems will be required to fully implement this network.
The pronominal system of New Indo-Aryan formally resembles the Middle Indo-Aryan stage more than its noun system.
The Education Act of 1902 established a system of new, publicly funded grammar schools and also provided government aid for some existing grammar schools.
"But the Supreme Court and the court system of New York have made it very clear that the interest of robust public debate requires an enormous range of room for citizens to comment about public officials".
