Sentence examples for compensated through a from inspiring English sources
Regarding the friction in the artificial hip joint, thrust ball bearing and linear module, friction modeling and parameter identification are conducted, and then they are compensated through a feedforward compensation method.
In contrast, a mutation that disrupts a strong specific interaction, such as a salt bridge or a disulfide bond, is likely to be compensated through a direct interaction in a similar manner as the WC compensations in the mt-tRNAs.
Workers will be compensated through a system of so-called work-time accounts, which allows the company to demand up to 200 hours a year beyond its standard 35-hour workweek.
When perfect CSI is available, the effect of fading can be compensated through a linear transformation on.
The PEV user should be compensated through a well-established market for the cost of the additional battery wear due to increased charging/discharging cycles.
According to the company, developers will be compensated for top-performing and "engaging" voice apps across over a half-dozen categories, including games, which were previously being compensated through a similar program.
So, when their ideas don't work out, the concept of that time and upgrading of talent being compensated through an acqui-hire that pays back investors and rewards the founders with new elevated roles seems like an all-around win — and it was for some time in some cases (though I don't know a single seed investor I respect that would fund someone with that intention in mind).
Would this be a disaster, or merely, as with Vietnam, a terrible misfortune for which the United States could compensate through a contemporary version of Mr. Kennan's "intelligent long-range policies"?
Permitted by the retention of the sign of the displacement-related signal phase in the new cell design, an experimental approach is described where bulk flow effects by electro-osmosis and/or thermal convection are compensated through parallel monitoring of a reference signal from a non-charged species in the sample.
But it more than compensated through cost-cutting, and posted a profit of $243 million, up 37 percent from $177 million in the quarter last year.
First, the loss of genes on proto-Y chromosome may act as common dose reduction and be compensated through buffering and feedback in a gene-by-gene manner as the partial compensation.
