Sentence examples for batch provided from inspiring English sources

Fish meal is one of the ingredients, and it is possible that methylmercury present in tuna scraps, for example, may have been the source of the fish meal used in the batch provided by the vivarium.

As a result, the vast majority of the tested images can be processed without requiring any input from the user to tweak the parameters, and all tested images are successfully processed in batch provided one well-behaving reference.

No fewer than four of the start-ups in the batch provide travel-related services.

The previous day another Post front-page story reported, "Email batch provides additional evidence that Clinton Foundation donors got access at State Department".

The etching of capillaries took place in bundles with each batch providing ∼10 capillaries using an approach adapted from previous work.

The Gezira model of in-service family medicine training has succeeded in recruiting 207 candidates in its first batch, providing health services in 158 centres, of which 84 had never been served by a doctor before.

This includes batches provided through Qatar's shadowy arms-trafficking network, including of the missile seen in the video below in an attack on a Syrian Air Force helicopter.

To create the correlations coefficients for the selected admixtures, it was decided at the onset of the research program that three batches provided by the suppliers at three different dates will be used.

If linear time complexity is needed, the calculations for α and β can be reused in subsequent batches provided that the time slices being evaluated are of the same length, or can be approximated through a number of on-line estimators [21].

The elimination of cleaning and steaming in place allows a faster turnaround between batches, providing an increased facility throughput.

The digital missives arrive in weekly batches, providing an entryway into the random writer's daily minutiae, revealing how they choose to project/conceal themselves through writing that might otherwise have been kept out of the public eye.