Sentence examples for address for the same from inspiring English sources

While Royal Mail's universal service obligation requires it to deliver to every UK address for the same price, private competitors can "cherry pick" lucrative routes and take advantage of the former state company's cheap rates elsewhere.

Can I give you more than one email address for the same order?

The drag-and-drop circle management screen is an aesthetically pleasing, intuitive interface, but the fact that it shows multiple e-mail addresses for the same person as separate individual accounts is a pain.

Correlations between estimated annual average air pollution levels at birth and current addresses for the same pollutant were moderate to high (r = 0.26 0.88) depending on the cohort and pollutant.

To adjust for the effects of different population densities, the tests were repeated replacing geographical distance thresholds by distance to the Nth nearest neighbour, using all locations of all the cases in the data set except addresses for the same child at a different time.

A simple twist of fate has set President Obama's second inaugural address for January 21, the same day as the Martin Luther King Jr. national holiday.

Overall, providing evidence that those cache mappings where at least W+1 addresses compete for the same cache set have been observed with a sufficiently high probability increases evidence on whether cache jitter is captured with MBPTA.

What is the vision for policing in 21st Century England and Wales?" The association has already highlighted concerns about force collaborations after it found some officers spent hours driving more than 100 miles to cover two areas, using two different laptops, IDs and email addresses, all for the same job.

In *Shin's (2015) study on elementary school EFL learners in Korea, two different sets of items were designed to address paradigmatic and syntagmatic association, respectively, which made the test different from *Read's (1998) WAT and many other WAF tests where paradigmatic and syntagmatic association were addressed simultaneously for the same target words.

Such redundancy typically leads to inconsistency (e.g. two different addresses recorded for the same farm) and to update problems (e.g. if the street name of a farm is changed).

LUR models were then used to estimate annual average air pollution concentrations at the participants' addresses, for which the same GIS predictor variables were collected.