Sentence examples for deliver a reference from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the system performance, G2 Pro-Pack SPAN unit provided by NovAtel is employed to deliver a reference navigation solution.

People can get anything delivered by anybody because they've got a way of referencing their location".

The goal of this study is to deliver a good reference for wind turbine blade designers and to improve the accuracy during design phase as well as to avoid failure.

Lib Dem MP Martin Horwood said the Conservatives "had become the G4S of British politics" and had "failed to deliver" - a reference to the firm involved in a row about security ahead of the Olympics.

He also delivered a scolding reference to China's unannounced destruction of a satellite in January 2007 when he described how the Pentagon handled a similar situation much differently in February, alerting others before shooting down a failing satellite over the Pacific just before it tumbled uncontrollably to Earth carrying toxic fuel.

Utilizing energy collected at the receiver coil requires some sort of feedback control circuit that includes a rectifier, regulator and a bandgap voltage reference to deliver a stable, load-independent voltage to the circuit [49].

As a result, it raised eyebrows on Wednesday night when she delivered an awkward reference to doing her show without a commercial break ― not because of fleeing advertisers but because of all the material she had.  .

The official story is that Crosbie was disqualified because he briefly appeared as "King Harper" in a mock-Shakespeare play at a fundraiser where he delivered a one-line reference to the Duffy trial.

The scene where Lisa gives a bottle of whiskey to a man on horseback (payment for delivering a letter) is a reference to Meryl Streep's scene from the film The French Lieutenant's Woman.

(The creation of "S'nuff" is a brilliant entry in Schumer's caustic catalogue of the ambient and long-unchallenged misogyny of the mass media and it delivers a sharp kick with a reference to the male executives who are Dianna's bosses).

(The creation of "S'nuff" is a brilliant entry in Schumer's caustic catalogue of the ambient and long-unchallenged misogyny of the mass media — and it delivers a sharp kick with a reference to the male executives who are Dianna's bosses).