Sentence examples for dedicated joint from inspiring English sources
Another major automaker is setting up a dedicated joint venture to build EVs for the growing demand in China, joining Ford and Volkswagen: This time, it's Nissan-Renault, which will work with China's Dongfeng Motor, an automaker it partnered with last year to open its first factory in China.
With specific reference to problems within the MDT, a lack of dedicated joint clinics and poor sharing of information between obstetricians and diabetes physicians was identified.
Neurologists and stroke physicians might have speedier access to imaging facilities than other specialties and some have dedicated joint transient ischaemic attack and stroke clinics shared with vascular surgeons as well as regular multidisciplinary team meetings.
The web portal will be dedicated to joint master program training content and supervision synchronization between several Baltic universities.
Even better, why not have a type of "singularity university" dedicated to joint religious and scientific discovery?
The diagnosis was confirmed by two different observers (one directly after the puncture by the clinician; the other a technician in the laboratory dedicated to joint fluid analysis).
With the same spirit, FIFA and UNICEF have together dedicated a joint campaign to the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ "UNITE FOR CHILDREN, UNITE FOR PEACE" that spotlights the importance of caring for children above all.
The companies will dedicate a joint budget of up to $1.5 billion over the life of the partnership to study crop yields and tolerance to stress for corn, soybeans, cotton and canola.
"Where better can the young man of the town meet the young woman than at a store dedicated to their joint whims?
He and his wife of 11 years were divorced in 1998, but he is a dedicated father with joint custody of his two children, ages 8 and 10, the friends say.
This article is dedicated to the joint downlink resource allocation in OFDMA-RRH, which includes the optimization of SA, PA, and RRH port selection.
