Sentence examples for trs from inspiring English sources

Companies such as China's Mindray and India's TRS serve home markets that include vast numbers of people for whom every yuan or rupee counts.

In January the biggest of these, the Telengana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) party, which wants to divide AP to make a new state of its Telengana region, joined forces with the TDP.This followed Mr Naidu's sudden espousal of the Telengana cause, which he had long opposed.

Anybody who thinks forgery is restricted to banknotes and fine art should note that even though only 33 Ferrari 250 TRs were originally built, there are 46 hotly disputed examples in circulation today.

Atomised Michel Houellebecq, trs Frank Wynne (Vintage, £6.99) Buy it at a discount at BOL The friends of Michel Houellebecq: an online introduction Houellebecq interview Not that many novels get chosen by me as Pick of the Week.

After Nature by W G Sebald, trs Michael Hamburger 128pp, Hamish Hamilton, £12.99 With the accidental death of WG Sebald late last year, the world lost not only a great writer, but one of the significant voices of our time, a European conscience of the most humane, exacting and subtle kind.

Ammonius also argued that "if, according to Aristotle, the power of any finite body is itself finite, clearly whether it be a power of moving or a power that produces being, then, just as it gets its eternal motion from the unmoved cause, so it must receive its eternal being as a body from the non-bodily cause" (trs. of this and other relevant texts in Sorabji 2005, vol. 2, sect. 8(c)1).

Your correspondent bought a TRS-80 Model III and promptly replaced its cheap RCA white-on-black television tube for a proper green-on-black screen.

He also added a third-party board to remap the read-only memory, so it could use the popular CP/M operating system rather than Radio Shack's limited TRS-DOS with its primitive graphics.

By contrast, the first TRS-80 sold for $600.

In 1983, when the Internet was still a glimmer in the bleary eyes of programmers in a basement lab at MIT, he hit the road with 30 Tandy TRS-80 computers with zippy 300-baud modems, fondly known as "Trash 80s".Mr Bowie is currently busy building a creative empire that he hopes will eventually include everything from online art galleries to literary criticism to a virtual record company.

The seeds had been sown a decade earlier when Radio Shack spurred on by its success with products for citizens-band radio introduced the TRS-80 personal computer.