wickham in A Sentence

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    Amy Wickham, UNICEF- Clean Air for Children.

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    I heard about the disgrace of Wickham.

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    I knew that Mr. Wickham.

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    Wickham and Francois 2015.

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    Welcome Mr. Wickham Kumar.

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    I've arrived at Wickham Square.

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    Why did Wickham not destroy the letters after her death?

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    Mr. Wickham does not have anything to worry about Keep it easy.

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    Barbara Wickham, director- India, British Council, said,“We are delighted to see, year-on-year, more Indian students choosing and trusting the UK education system.

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    Hadley Wickham seems to develop some of his books completely in the open, although I have never seen him write anything about it.

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    The term“split-apply-combine” was used by Wickham(2011) to describe a strategy for statistical computing, but it perfectly captures the process of many human computation projects.

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    Barbara Wickham, Director of British Council, India said,"We are delighted to see, year on year, more Indian students choosing and trusting the UK education system.

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    Galaxy Zoo, and other human computation projects, use a split-apply-combine strategy(Wickham 2011), and once you understand this strategy you will be able to use it to solve lots of problems.

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    After leaving college, he worked for a number of hotel restaurants, famously being fired from his first big break, running a kitchen at a hotel called the Wickham Arms.

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    The first record of tea in English came from a letter written by Richard Wickham, who ran an East India Company office in Japan, writing to a merchant in Macaorequesting"the best sort of chaw" in 1615.

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    The first record of tea in English came from a letter written by Richard Wickham, who ran an East India Company office in Japan, writing to a merchant in Macao requesting"the best sort of chaw" in 1615.

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    To learn more about the disastrous effects of this type of mining, see the outstanding review by EPA's James Wickham and collaborators, which highlights the numerous impacts of mountaintop removal mining on water and land, along with those on biological diversity and human well-being.

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