Sentence examples for acquisition to resolve from inspiring English sources
MAVRIC excites a series of limited spectral distortion and uses the three-dimensional (3D) spin-echo acquisition to resolve the profile of each excited slice in the region of interest.
Transient interactions, although potentially slowing the diffusion, would not give a high brightness because higher variance over the acquisition time is required to resolve complexes.
These measurements are tricky and require playing with acquisition parameters to be able to resolve the graphene while at the same time avoiding local heating.
Common expertise and knowledge between target and acquirer prior to an acquisition offer an alternative pathway to resolve the coordination-autonomy dilemma by enabling coordination without disrupting the autonomy of the target (Puranam et al. 2009).
Carnival rejected the idea of selling Cunard to resolve antitrust issues with the acquisition.
One approach to resolve this ambiguity altogether is to perform depth-resolved acquisition of polarimetric data and from there derive the birefringence information of the different layers.
Mr. Prince said that one of his first orders of business after the acquisition closed would be to meet with both agencies to "resolve those matters pretty promptly".
A Facebook spokesperson said the company was pleased that the EC stands by its clearance of the company's WhatsApp acquisition and would continue to co-operate with regulators to resolve their complaints.
However, if the expansion of the potential change is 20 nm, the acquisition time should be increased to around 100 s to resolve the fluctuation.
However, in case of doubt, an extra phase can be acquired to resolve uncertainties, always with a low-dose acquisition.
In adopting this decision, the commission concluded that the merger would create or strengthen dominant positions on several markets and that the remedies proposed by G.E. were insufficient to resolve the competition concerns resulting from the proposed acquisition of Honeywell.
