Sentence examples similar to taking over reviewed from inspiring English sources
We are referring to "How Robots & Algorithms Are Taking Over," an important book review by Sue Halpern of Nicholas Carr's The Glass Cage: Automation and Us.
On average, Europeans took longer over reviewing a manuscript than North Americans, and females took longer than males, but reviewed fewer manuscripts.
In a second study, published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, astronomers reviewed images taken over more than a decade by the MPG/ESO 2.2 meter telescope in La Silla, Chile.
(It probably didn't help him in the eyes of his critics that Mr. Gourevitch also retained his position as a staff writer for The New Yorker even after taking over The Paris Review).
Lewis, who has taken over Labour's defence review from the shadow foreign secretary, Emily Thornberry, suggested on Tuesday that Labour would not come back to the issue of Trident before the next general election, though Corbyn would be free to campaign on the issue.
I predict he will have to bend and let mobile reviews take over.
We review strategic approaches taken over an eight-year period at BMS to implement new high-throughput approaches to lead discovery.
The CPS guidance says that a private prosecution "should be taken over and stopped if, upon review of the case papers, either the evidential sufficiency stage or the public interest stage of the full code test is not met".
