Sentence examples for been well designed to from inspiring English sources
The bill has been well designed to support, for the first time in years, the long-term goal of rebalancing U.S. aid to strengthen pluralism and democracy in Pakistan.
Thirdly, a method has been well designed to improve the Kalman filter techniques based on the extended state observer.
When all subcarriers are available for transmission, training OFDM preamble and pilot symbols have been well designed to enhance the channel estimation accuracy, see e.g., [6] and references therein.
It was concluded in this context that the incentive structures may have not been well designed to produce superior research performance in educational research as in hard sciences such as Engineering and Health Sciences especially in the design of the rules for the academic appointments and promotions in universities.
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Neither law schools in particular nor universities in general are well designed to deal with fluctuating revenue.
It seems that our brains, with their intrinsic tendency to parse and segregate, were well designed to veer toward over-control in response to the hardships of existence.
His natural simplicity of manner and plethora of folksy sayings were well designed to avoid offending (as far as possible) republicans.
Instead, we need a bill that has clear objectives, is well designed to achieve them, does not do long-term harm in the name of short-run help — and can be explained to the body politic.
We sampled delicate Rhode Island Moonstone oysters; sweet-finishing Island Creeks from Duxbury, Mass., where John Alden lived; meaty Wellfleets, whose slim, greenish shells are well designed to resist Cape Cod's potent tides, and mild, metallic-tasting pond oysters from the Vineyard.
The case Estrich makes is well designed to finesse the age-old feminist debate between, as Wendy Kaminer has put it, "the drive for individual autonomy and the demand for collective identity".
