Sentence examples for deliver fixed from inspiring English sources

Inside the cavities, they differentiate again, forming the nitrogen-fixing cell type termed Heterocysts that deliver fixed nitrogen to the plant, thereby satisfying the nitrogen need of the plant.

Nothing about the season's opening gala was more terrific than the guests who sang, above all Jessye Norman, onstage amid shadow to deliver "Fix Me, Jesus".

New technologies, like A.D.S.-B., will deliver fixes every second, and aircrews will monitor their progress on digital cockpit displays like the one Dr. Felder was using.

Finished orders are delivered by vehicles which have fixed departure times.

Unlike 401(k) and similar savings plans, traditional defined-benefit plans deliver a fixed amount based on the employee's salary and years of service.

In addition, there were ways to profit from power emergencies -- by selling power to California from more expensive out-of-state areas and by making commitments to deliver a fixed percentage of power in such an emergency to prevent the collapse of the system.

Ofcom believes that these days Britain is as well placed as anywhere to to deliver fast fixed and mobile broadband to just about everyone.

An appropriate construction of the divergence of the mesh velocity guarantees GCL compliance while a separate construction of the mesh velocity itself allows the time-integrator to deliver its fixed mesh high order temporal accuracy on deforming domains.

It is closely related to the problems of network throughput or stable throughput maximization, since minimizing the time to deliver a fixed amount of data can be seen as maximizing the effective rate at which data traverse the network.

Despite rigorous procedural controls intended to consistently deliver the fixed concentrations of isoflurane, our measurements revealed inter-experiment variations in isoflurane delivery across a critical range of concentrations.

Immediately before analysis, the appropriate PBL samples were irradiated (10 Gy) in order to deliver a fixed number of random DNA strand breaks.