Sentence examples for tk from inspiring English sources

Now TJX, the American parent company that operates TJ Maxx (TK Maxx as it is known in Britain) and a clutch of other chains in 2,500 shops in America and elsewhere, may be better known for letting slip its customers' credit- and debit-card details in bulk.

It should not be computationally feasible to recover x given y, where y = Tk(x) for almost all keys k and messages x.

This strategic shift led to orders with Booths – and then TJX Group (which operates TJ Maxx and TK Maxx) placed a $17,000 order for their stores in North America, marking Charbrew's first deal outside of the UK.

Here she writes about rising from a lowly "mail girl" at Newsweek in 1962 to a more elite "researcher," the person charged with filling in the "tk" (journalists' shorthand for "to come") in a sentence like: "There are tk light bulbs in the chandelier in the chamber of the House of Representatives".

For this issue's T, "Tweet Birds of Youth" (Page Tk), his source material was the Twitter messages sent during Egypt's revolution, which were recently collected in "Tweets from Tahrir Square" (OR Books).

In this issue, Sullivan profiles the jazz bassist and singer Esperanza Spalding ("Baby's Got Bass," Page TK).

Phosphorylation by either HSV-TK or VZV-TK converts acyclovir into acyclovir triphosphate, which is then incorporated into viral DNA, thereby blocking further DNA synthesis.

(Bear wore his usual uniform: a badge, No. TK-27, dangling from his collar).

However, mutation of HSV-TK or VZV-TK can cause resistance to acyclovir.

He argues that only (TK-A) could be expected to be a convention, and takes that to speak in its favor.

(In case you're wondering, the crisps don't remain crisp but are transmuted into the world's slenderest potato slices. One proviso: you have to use crisps fried in olive oil. You can find them at Brindisa and, somewhat to my surprise, certain branches of TK Maxx).