Sentence examples for certain discharge from inspiring English sources
179, and deferral of certain discharge of indebtedness income under IRC Sec.
However, to manage certain discharge variability, a modular buildup can be implemented in terms of parallel operation of several machines as exemplarily shown in Fig. 8.
Controlling the pollutant loading, means reducing its quantity by containing or treating the waste to comply with certain discharge characteristics which are compatible with the receptor medium.
The method is focused on finding the radial distribution of the fuel rods having different fissile contents to obtain a prescribed neutron multiplication factor k∞ to a certain discharge burnup and to minimize the rod power peaking.
Our observations of the initial stage of HCIMD indicate that in a certain discharge current range there is a characteristic time (~ tens μs) needed for the azimuthally symmetric structure of spokes to build up, even while the discharge current remains constant.
These variables included demographics, comorbidities, laboratory values and certain discharge medications.
In 1997, a federal district judge ruled that a 1993 regulation should not have covered certain discharges even if those involved activities contributing to the loss of wetlands.
For whatever reasons, cruise lines do seem to be embracing environmental protections that go beyond the merely cosmetic, ranging from having environmentalists aboard to "zero discharge" policies even where certain discharges are allowed.
When President Bush signed the Clean Boating Act of 2008 into law last year, the legislation exempted "certain discharges incidental to the normal operation of a recreational vessel".
From the observed current-voltage waveforms and its equivalent circuit model[14] analysis, certain useful discharge parameters in the VD configuration in the DBD discharge are obtained.
If reinforcement of a certain hypothalamic discharge then occurs, this will prolong the feeling of elation, and will be interpreted as an experience of God.
