Sentence examples for adopted to project from inspiring English sources
It's a campaign that has been distilled into the phrase "four dishes and one soup," the ostensibly Spartan menu that Xi has ostentatiously adopted to project his political credibility.
Those tattooed images, and numerous others creeping out of officers' shirt sleeves, down their forearms and out onto their hands, have been called into question by a new policy that the Phoenix Police Department has adopted to project a more strait-laced image on the streets.
The full three-factor model was in turn significantly better than the two-factor AP (P<0.001) and AC (P<0.001) models by the F-test (McCullagh and Nelder, 1983), and was therefore adopted to project future incidence rates by linear extrapolation of both the period and cohort effects (Osmond, 1985).
It is determined that the 'Perturbed Voltage Trajectory Integration Based Criterion' is adopted to the project demonstration of the Liupanshui power grid and four 220 kV substations are taken as the observed substations of the special protection system including Shuanglong, Huangjiashan, Taisha and Liuzhi.
Then, the aforementioned contour correspondence is adopted to adjust the projected body model vertices towards the contour points of foreground user mask, using a Laplacian deformation technique.
Multi agent systems (MAS) were adopted to implement the project's "autopilot plane".
The methodological approach adopted to achieve the project objectives is described and part of the results obtained by analysing samples before/after treatment and after exposure by means of different analytical techniques are presented and discussed.
The evaluators were less certain that a results-based approach had been adopted to manage the project.
That is the goal many governments worldwide have adopted to avoid what are projected to be the most serious effects of climate change.
There are several measures that can be adopted to adjust and improve project execution and stay abreast of change.
So according to references [27 30], multiple interconnected and relatively independent evaluation indicators are to be adopted to constitute the petroleum project economic evaluation indicator systems.
