Sentence examples for the qian from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — It's known among a small circle of scholars in China as "the Qian Xuesen question".

THE Qian Yuan Temple stands here atop Green Dragon Peak, surrounded by terraced fields and lush bamboo.

The Qian lab created an innovative biochemical technique, enabling several discoveries and new insight about mRNA translation.

For almost half its length, the Qian flows through the narrow, rock-strewn Dateng Gorge between the cities of Wuxuan and Guiping.

Xi, in his first five years in power, dismantled what are known in China as the qian guize (the "unwritten rules"), which allowed people to bribe their way to higher office or to skirt the edges of censorship.

Those principles have come to be known as the qian guize — the "unwritten rules" — and to fall victim to them is to be, as they say in Chinese, "unwritten ruled".

The man in the photograph, Qian Yunhui, 53, has become the latest Internet sensation in China, as thousands of people viewing the image online since the weekend have accused government officials of gruesomely killing Mr. Qian to silence his six-year campaign to protect fellow villagers in a land dispute.

When the production did appear, in 1999, with performers gathered from around China, only the star, Qian Yi, and the flutist and orchestra leader, Zhou Ming, remained from the original troupe.

Tumour volumes were measured every week from week 3 to week 7 and calculated using the following formula: 0.5236 × L1 × (L2), where L1 is the long axis and L2 is the short axis of the tumour (Qian et al, 2007).

The Sima Qian Baru used to be the Vidal Armadores ship the Dorita, flying a Uruguayan flag, according to official blacklists maintained by fisheries regulators.

Due to the NP-hardness of the model, Qian et al. presented a particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm to solve it, and the particle code length is equal to the number of SNP fragments.