Examples of PRS in a sentence

To treat goodness, we have to characterize cardinal invariants using a Prs.
In resolving [a] dispute, Justice Jacobs, then a Vice Chancellor, held that Moore was entitled ‘by virtue of the Stockholders’ Agreement’ to all of the information that its director designee could have received, and that ‘no basis exists to assert the privilege against [the designee], or, by extension, against Moore.” The court cited Hyde Park Venture P'rs Fund III, L.P. v.
R = ⟨X, Y, ⊏⟩ is a Polish relational system (Prs) if:(1) X is a perfect Polish space.S(2) Y is analytic in a Polish space Z.
When dealing with a Prs, we interpret it depending on the model we are working in.
Alto-4 4 4 ⊥ ⊥gether we get Pr(s, Φ, T) = [ 1 , 3 ], Pr(s, Φ, ⊥) = [ 1 , 1 ], Pr(s, Φ, ?) = [0, 0].

More Definitions of PRS

PRS means Performing Right Society Limited. ‘PfM’ means PRS for Music Limited.

PRS means Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

PRS means the Performing Right Society (a company incorporated in England under registered number 134396) whose registered office is at 00/00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx X0X 0XX.

PRS means performing right society;

PRS means the legal personal representatives of a deceased Member;