Sentence examples for designated so from inspiring English sources
Then, based on the equation, objective function, design variables and constraints are designated, so the structural optimization problem was transferred to a numerical optimization question.
The vast range of special Volkswagen vans -- campers were only one -- were designated SO, short for Sonderausf?ngen (special models).
The vast range of special Volkswagen vans — campers were only one — were designated SO, short for Sonderausführungen (special models).
But with Mr. Tenet stepping aside, effective July 11, and his deputy, John McLaughlin, designated so far only as his acting successor, some Congressional officials say the landscape is particularly suited for a major overhaul, which would require legislation.
In that sense, the exchange, which has 536 employees, is not unlike most, if not all, of the roughly two dozen other companies that have been designated so far for about $70 million in grants under a program using federal money to retain big employers or to attract them to Lower Manhattan after the attack on the World Trade Center.
So far, such suggestions have not yet changed the way in which the field is designated, so I retain the term "philosophy of film" throughout this entry.
What "counts" as a source with primary sources is a little trickier to designate, so please discuss with us the primary sources you will be using.
Use technology to your advantage by installing a program on your computer that will start automatic shut-down at the time you designate so that you're less tempted to get more screen time instead of going to bed.
Perhaps the biggest miss in the report deals with the FSOC's designation process, whereby it designates so-called "systemically important financial institutions" (SIFIs) for special regulations.
Especially in Germany, the country that leads the world thus far in terms of installed capacity for wind power, the planning authorities are moving toward limiting locally available sites by designating so-called priority and suitability areas.
Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary and chairman of the council, said the ability to designate so-called nonbank financial companies for heightened supervision was "one of the most important things that the Dodd-Frank Act did".
