Sentence examples for cover connection from inspiring English sources
We used multiple regression, Moran'I correlograms, and conditional autoregressive models to assess the effect of landscape and historical variables (hedgerow age, amount of adjacent forest cover, connection to forests and other hedgerows) and of local variables (hedgerow width, canopy cover, cover of other species) on the response variables.
Also covers connections to astrophysics; students complete individual and group projects.
In fact, 30 of the unigenes (13.1% of 229) and 65 of the total number of clones (17.8%) of RindPdigS could be allocated in a schematic diagram that covers connections among some of these metabolic pathways (Fig. 5).
The cover plate connection can be a single connection or a part of a more complex connection (Fig. 2).
After you have the negative terminal connected to ground, cover the connection with paint, caulk or a similar protective material to prevent rust (corrosion = noise).
The Sprint patents in question cover the connection of Internet calls to the traditional phone network.
The analysis results showed that the performance of the Cover Plate connection turned out to be the most effective in resisting progressive collapse, especially in structures located in moderate-seismic regions.
I subsequently called cancellations where a nice chap, incredulous at his company's incompetence, credited my account with £60 to cover the connection fee ("When it happens" he added ruefully) and the cost of a pay-as-you-go dongle with a month's internet access to tide me over.
This suggests a partial offset of the shortwave cooling supported by clouds and points to a reduction in the dampening of the ice-albedo feedback in the presence of increased cloud cover, a connection that is linked to interannual variability in sea ice34.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Cover plate connection with bolt configuration.
You may choose to [[[Splice Wires|splice the wires yourself]] and cover the connection thoroughly with electrical tape instead.
