Sentence examples for the vies from inspiring English sources
verb
To rival; to struggle for superiority; to contend; to compete eagerly so as to gain something.
- Her suitors were all vying for her attention.
Whatever the correct explanation, the extent of the spiking volume determined by the VIES method proved to be an important prognostic factor regarding the outcomes of SEEG and surgery.
This entity, the VIE, must be run by a Chinese citizen.
When the Vie de Jésus (Life of Jesus) did appear in 1863, it was virulently denounced by the church.
In the later essays he describes the human self as developing through a purely sensitive, animal phase, the vie animale ("animal life"), to a phase of will and freedom, the vie humaine ("human life"), and culminating in experiences that transcend humanity, the vie de l'esprit ("spiritual life").
A young man with a hankering for the vie de bohème, he moved to Paris in 1907.
The Cauchy Principal Values that arise from the VIE are computed accurately using a finite size exclusion volume together with explicit correction integrals consisting of removable singularities.
Errors and omissions in the nutrition plans were detected in 22% versus 56% and errors in the VIE-PNN's plans occurring only with interactively changed values.
Overall, our results suggest that the VIE tagging method is suitable for zebrafish, as young as 1 month old.
The VIE injection time includes capturing the fish, tagging the fish and releasing it back into the tank.
This is all consistent with the suggestion that the ventral hippocampus and the VIE form a functional network.
Bonferroni corrected pairwise comparisons revealed that c-fos expression in the VIE subregion of LEC was significantly greater in the OCR group relative to both controls (Fig. 4A).
