Sentence examples for and provided means from inspiring English sources

It has only created additional sanctions for their performance, and provided means of supervision in order more effectually to secure such performance.

Domestication of mammals helped to provide a source of protein for ever-increasing human populations and provided means of transportation and heavy work as well.

"The declines in H.I.V. reflect the accomplishments in building a public health response to the epidemic that improved screening and provided means of access to effective treatment," he said, adding that having a similar program for hepatitis C would help achieve similar results.

We have implemented the polydispersity feature in a minimally invasive way and provided means to allow easy specification of an arbitrary particle size distribution function, which also enables the user to easily handle an arbitrary number of solid phases, each possessing a distinct arbitrary particle-size distribution.

One study published median outcome scores, and the authors were contacted and provided mean outcome data [ 45].

Enacting states would track these laws, notify defendants and provide means by which to reduce their long-term effects.

Imaging the interaction between different combustion species under turbulent flame conditions requires methods that both are extremely fast and provide means to spectrally separate different signals.

It operates in fractions of a second (0.7 s) protecting critical optical components against degradation and providing means of calibration for the optical system.

"What has to happen is a realization that there are going to be people who are hurt in a revitalization and provide means of mitigating the problems that could arise," he said.

It manages the hardware, data and program files, and other system resources and provides means for the user to control the computer, generally via a graphical user interface (GUI).

It generalizes some important distributions in the literature and provides means of its continuous extension to still more complex situations.