Sentence examples for arrangements allowed an from inspiring English sources
Among other things, the new arrangements allowed an increase in the number and scope of patrols and strikes by armed Predator surveillance aircraft launched from a secret base in Pakistan — a far more aggressive strategy to attack Al Qaeda and the Taliban than had existed before.
In actual fact, Offa has no power to set a fee for a university and will – under the present arrangements – allow a maximum charge provided universities can come up with an access agreement to show they are making efforts to recruit more disadvantaged students.
This arrangement allows a 4 m long vertical beamline without any bending magnets.
This arrangement allows a natural flow from room temperature (gas cylinder) up to the reduced temperature range (syringe pump).
Here, not a perfectly ordered arrangement of particles is required but a completely random arrangement allowing a control of the light scattering.
This arrangement allows a long working distance between an objective lens and a target sample but it may cause significant off-axis aberration for a deflected scanning beam.
Thus, short-duration temporary contracts seem to act as an informal work-sharing arrangement, allowing a relatively large share of unemployed construction workers to find work and thus avoid entering LTU.
Using a template with a specified shape, diameter, density, and arrangement allows a large number of desired targets to be duplicated once the specific template structure has been formed.
In contrast, the +/+, -/- arrangement allows a rhomboidal lattice to form while maintaining a smaller alpha angle and larger beta angle at all vertices.
As expected, recombination was demonstrated to be significantly suppressed between chromosome arrangements, allowing for a direct examination of the relationship between recombination, selection, and codon bias.
Comparing more than two gene arrangement sequences (referred here as 'gene arrangements') allows reconstruction of a common ancestral arrangement (referred here as the 'common ancestor') to the gene arrangements analyzed.
