Sentence examples for care of time from inspiring English sources

Iterative time domain solution procedure is adopted to take care of time dependent parameters and nonlinearities.

The second modification is to take care of time dependency character of the constriction factor.

The software that took care of time evolution, completely designed in-house, used the neutron fluxes obtained by MCNP5 to evaluate fuel consumption.

Ambler's last novel, The Care of Time (1981), is about a career criminal who's decided to retire; the parallels with Ambler's own career as a writer hardly need spelling out.

With the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, many Americans (except African Americans and Latinos) believed that the voting rights fight was over — taken care of, time to move on.

The present is taken care of, time for Real to look to the future.

Still others say that more of their business is now generated by highly personalized "travel concierge" services, often for clients who also want someone to take care of time-consuming chores like booking dinner reservations, yacht charters and tee times well before a trip begins.

Perhaps your partner supports you emotionally, keeps the household running smoothly, or takes care of time-consuming projects such as vacation planning and home repairs.

Input and output signals are then aligned using the algorithm described by Rix et al. [29], taking also care of time-varying delays introduced by variable-length jitter buffers.

The double-difference propensity score matching technique could take care of time-invariant unobservable variables (fixed effects).

Nurses say they are having to "ration" care because of time pressures, a study in the British Medical Quality & Safety has suggested.