Sentence examples for appropriate instance from inspiring English sources

These results can potentially be used for designing an industrial operation as a recycling plant and an appropriate instance for other areas to reduce the environmental issues of coal tailing dams.

Therefore, the ISI power in the proposed scheme reduces due to lower rate (greater symbol interval) and the symbols can successfully be decoded by simple sampling the received signal at the appropriate instance.

So if, for instance, there is a monotonic causal axiom for the action blacken ensuring that blackening a block will make it black in the resulting situation, then the appropriate instance of IR will be inefficacious, and there will be no extension in which a white block remains white when it is blackened.

We can distinguish between configuration at the cloud level such as choice of an appropriate instance type, assignment of virtual storage volumes and configuration within the instance itself such as configuration of the operating system, deployment of dependencies such as libraries or creation of user accounts.

Note that for instantiations to succeed, it is key that the appropriate instance metabolites exist in the PGDB, and that they have been correctly classified under the compound classes used in the generic reactions.

It can be derived from appropriate instances of the others and the rule of modus ponens.

The computation manager instantiates computations and seamlessly pipes data from the dataset to the appropriate instances.

It's the FBI's doing, in appropriate instances, following a policy change made by the Bush administration, which Obama has not changed.

Here's part of the agency's written response to questions of legality posed by the Omaha World-Herald: "Courts, including the Supreme Court, have found similar types of flights to be legal (for example to take aerial photographs of a chemical manufacturing facility) and EPA would use such flights in appropriate instances to protect people and the environment from violations of the Clean Water Act".

The overall reticence, both culturally and legally imposed and sustained, regarding treatment refusal and end-of-life decisions in Albania has to be addressed by medical professionals, in the appropriate instances, and should be duly translated in legislative, regulatory and normative acts that will respond to the dilemmas described above.

It's appropriate that instance of plagiarism are dealt with.