Sentence examples for as compensating from inspiring English sources

Obviously Israel has no reason to provide this passage for free and therefore views it as compensating for the remaining 1.5% of territory.

So a solution was borrowed from a technique known as "compensating illumination," which was pioneered by the art conservator Raymond Lafontaine.

Mr. Yach said that the company was not currently exploring options such as compensating customers for the period of time their services were offline.

One reason that libel damages remain high is that as well as compensating claimants for the unpleasantness of being defamed, they have a punitive element, deterring the press from libelling people.

This proposed controller serves dual function of controlling the system under normal conditions as well as compensating the disturbance.

The reason of which these ranges are set at the sides is that the LIDAR is used as compensating a lateral error from the desired path.

In 1970, racing was not as specialized (and as well compensated) as it is now.

Mental imagery is a powerful mechanism that may facilitate visual perception as well as compensate for it.

Under the agreement, Starbucks must give Kraft time to execute an orderly transition, as well as compensate it for the fair market value of the business plus a 35% premium.

The Treaty of Westminster was signed in April 1654 ending the war and obligated the Dutch Republic to respect the Navigation Act as well as compensate England for the war.

Eight students have conducted university research investigations, resulting in peer-review level publications and poster presentations [12], [13] and 15.4% of students (26 graduates) have joined research programs at Seattle BioMed as compensated research interns.