Sentence examples for and improve visibility from inspiring English sources
Last summer, the Village of East Hampton became the first municipality on Long Island to retrofit street lighting with new devices designed to eliminate glare and improve visibility.
Section 169A of the CAA, added to the CAA by the 1977 amendments, requires States to protect and improve visibility in certain scenic areas of national importance.
This cut is thought to have improved the musician's ability to manipulate the tone of the instrument and improve visibility when playing the instrument during processions.
Despite complaints at an industry level about the time it has taken to complete the review, the writing is on the wall and positive action should already have been taken to shorten supply chains and improve visibility.
BACKGROUND Tourniquet use during primary total knee arthroplasty is thought to reduce intraoperative blood loss and improve visibility.
Therefore, positioning the patient so that the area of interest is down-gravity may increase SNR and improve visibility of perfusion defects.
In essence it acts like premium rate text messaging but with an added layer of security and improved visibility for consumers.
We designed a survey where two environmental goods, a morbidity health endpoint and improved visibility, had to be jointly traded off against each other and against money in a unified framework.
Formation of a double layer heterostructure (b) by application of alumina on top of titania layer and creating transparent structure (c) but already colored in reflectance from single titania layer (d) on (small SCAMT writing) and improved visibility of colors by application of AlOOH layer (e) on top (SCAMT writing).
We will all benefit from removing friction and improving visibility in the dynamic, increasingly global labor market.
They also push other safety and comfort features of window tint: keeping glass from shattering in an accident, cooling the vehicle by as much as 50%, reducing glare and improving visibility, and even forming a shield that can keep a passenger from flying through a window during a collision.
