Sentence examples for assuring availability from inspiring English sources

The distributed production of hydrogen from E85 fuel is one potential way of assuring availability of hydrogen as PEM fuel cells are introduced into service.

First, it describes an architecture for a fault-tolerant framework that can be used to automatically deploy replicas of virtual machines in data centers in a way that optimizes resources while assuring availability and responsiveness.

In 2002, the WHO published "Assuring Availability of Opioid Analgesics for Palliative Care," acknowledging the limited access to opiates in the developing world.

Assuring availability and sustainability of the country's forest resources.

This would require changes in practice structure and culture, including holding deliberation meetings, assuring availability of materials and resources (personal and material) for quality improvement, effectively using an electronic patient record, formulating collective quality objectives, and creating or maintaining an atmosphere of openness and respect.

Because ladle rebricking takes about eight hours, up to 12 ladles are sometimes in use in large steelmaking shops in order to assure availability.

This highlights the pressing issue of limiting parking duration in loading/unloading bays, to assure availability of the infrastructure.

Since the DHT is distributed among all clients (i. e., independent from the social network and notary group structures), it assures availability of the signed records (i. e., the past validations) of a notary group, even if not a single member of that group is online (cf. Section 1).

The public interests in protecting access to television for the millions of homes without cable and in assuring the availability of "a multiplicity of information sources" are unquestionably substantial.

The idea under discussion is a potentially powerful one: some public entity would issue bonds to investors which would be deemed to default in the event of an epidemic, assuring the availability of resources to respond before the epidemic takes on pandemic proportions.

To limit financial risk to taxpayers, the new rules expand the conditions under which colleges have to get a letter of credit from a bank assuring the availability of at least 10percentt of the total amount of federal financial aid funds it receives.