Sentence examples for anchor in order to from inspiring English sources
The education secretary confirmed that at least partial privatisation of Hackney's education services would take place, saying that head teachers "needed an anchor" in order to carry on.
Once travelling just a few hundred metres in the Forth, the carrier dropped anchor in order to wait for the tide to lower, allowing space to pass under the Firth's bridges.
They require to select a reference anchor in order to cancel nuisance parameters or relax stringent synchronization requirements.
For instance, it is possible to use the online genomic signal aggregator (GSA), which assigns each genomic position to the nearest anchor in order to reduce the artifacts caused by the subsets of anchors clustering together, to handle tightly clustered anchors.
Concrete joints must also be properly compacted and anchored in order to achieve optimum strength.
The best reference choice for the REFB-USRD-LS(1) estimator is again the reference anchor with the shortest distance to the target node, which means we cross-correlate the received signal at the reference anchor with the ones at other anchors in order to achieve a nonredundant set of TDOA measurements.
Thus, we can differentiate between various forms of AS and optimize geometric forms of anchors in order to eliminate excessive local tensions.
These are processed in terms of sequence divergence, inter-anchor distances and anchor order in order to determine pair wise inter-genomic distances.
Clinical Relevance: The study will help the surgeon to assess suture and suture anchor characteristics in order to optimize fixation of biologic tissues during surgical repair and reconstruction.
She then took the intrepid journalistic move of leaving the anchor desk in order to walk down the halls and speak with the in-house statistical experts who had made the call.
When they have done so, they are encouraged to exercise and build up their strength by being given their own gym equipment (pieces of Velcro to which they can anchor themselves in order to stretch and relax spontaneously).
