Sentence examples for the same resource as from inspiring English sources

It was done by Thomas Schlesser in soothing neutrals, with simple, pale wood furnishings that could have come from the same resource as the Momofukus downtown.

The resulting data-collection is identified with a unique handle, which can be resolved by the same resource as the digital object identifier (DOI) now ubiquitously used in journal articles such as the one you are current reading.

(2) Secondly, normalize the gene scores in each individual resource by dividing each of them by the Euclidean norm of all the gene scores from the same resource, as in formula (2 ); for i = 1,2,…, n and j = 1,2,…, m, (2) U i j = X i j ∑ i = 1 n X i j 2. (3) Thirdly, obtain the most positive solution (U j +) and the most negative solution (U j −) for each type of genetic resources.

Secondly, normalize the gene scores in each individual resource by dividing each of them by the Euclidean norm of all the gene scores from the same resource, as in formula (2); for i = 1,2,…, n and j = 1,2,…, m, (2) U i j = X i j ∑ i = 1 n X i j 2. Thirdly, obtain the most positive solution (U j +) and the most negative solution (U j −) for each type of genetic resources.

"Why can't we have the same resources as charter schools?

Companies that succeed by objective criteria -- using the same resources as the public schools -- should be allowed to continue.

The short story draws on exactly the same resources as does the novel - language, plot, character and style.

The failure of politicians to champion the sector, and a financial squeeze from the 1970s on, meant they never had the same resources as the independent sector.

It is plain Moyes does not have the same resources as Wenger and he retained five of the starting XI that had won at Stoke City last Saturday.

"Maybe if he had the same resources as other managers of the biggest clubs, you would see an Arsenal side with different personnel".

Andy Burnham, the shadow home secretary, is to call on the government to adopt a so-called "Hillsborough law", that would give bereaved families the same resources as the police to make their case at future inquests.