Sentence examples for time brenner from inspiring English sources

Over time, Brenner found that most of her clients came to trust her knowledge and expertise.

At the same time, Brenner noted, a "proliferation" of at times conflicting regulatory standards are putting undue pressure on companies' efforts to keep their systems secure.

By this time, Dr. Brenner and Dr. Crick were trying to determine how many nucleotides in strands of DNA encoded each amino acid, the building blocks of proteins.

Period analysis is a method of obtaining more up-to-date estimates of survival, calculated using only survival experience in a recent time period (Brenner and Gefeller, 1996).

As time went on, Brenner continued to focus on the "substantive" style she had cultivated.

Originally up to 2030, the forecasts were extended to 2035, thus determining a time horizon for the Brenner Base Tunnel of 25 years (Table 5).

We hope that Ms. Brenner will join us next time.

Changing the linear approach to a method where the line is allowed to bend, known as splines or fractioned polynomials, has for a long time been advocated as a more sound approach (Brenner and Blettner 1997).

Masha Udensiva-Brenner, part-time M.S. '20, reported on the potential environmental and economic impact of a $100 million plan to overhaul New York City's freight distribution system as part of Dolores Barclay's reporting class.

By Yoni Brenner August 5, 2016 Speed Weightlifting A timed event in which athletes attempt to stack cinder blocks to create a simple, dormitory-like structure — coincidentally on the very spot where an actual dormitory was supposed to have been completed six months ago.

As Sydney Brenner lamented in regard to fellow (two-time) Nobel laureate Fred Sanger, today's research funding system does not support risky, long-term projects due to the pressure of publishing.