Sentence examples for I unified from inspiring English sources

By saving the exit status to a file, bds-exec achieves two goals: (i) unified exit status collection and (ii) exit status logging.

If religion brings people together, then I unified them, because the congregation roared into laughter.

Ka'ahumanu, who lived from 1768 to 1832, was perhaps the single greatest modernizing influence on the islands; her husband, King Kamehameha I, unified Hawaii under one leader, and after his death in 1819, she successfully pressured the next king, Liholiho, to dismantle the traditional system of kapu, social taboos by which tribal culture had been governed for centuries.

This approach: (i) unifies stochastic control design methodology; (ii) provides explicit minimizer.

Is it unified, or split along disciplinary lines?

Three positive contributions of this goal are: (i) it unifies results from any particular instance of a study-specific model; (ii) basing a normalization algorithm on this goal clarifies its purpose and expected operating characteristics; and (iii) attaining this goal suggests that the experimenter understands all systematic sources of variation present in the data.

So I thought: how can I unify that?

ROUTE I unifies the cumulus parameterization in conventional GCMs and the cloud microphysics parameterization in CRMs.

Most methodologies of proposed schemes are consistent with that of the original CE/SE method, including: (i) a unified treatment of space and time (thereby ensuring good conservation in both space and time); (ii) a highly compact node stencil (the solution node is calculated using only the neighboring mesh nodes) regardless of the order of accuracy at the cost of storing all derivatives.

An inverse Fourier transform of eq 10 to the time domain is then used to extract f ts), the simulated chromatographic peak: 11Therefore, the single molecule observations, Δ F τs,, i ), are unified to chromatographic peak distribution, f ts).

The Renaissance monarchs, such as Charles V (reigned 1519 56), Francis I (1515 47), and Elizabeth I (1558 1603), unified their realms and strengthened their bureaucracies.