Sentence examples for determining whether to build from inspiring English sources

And when determining whether to build a native app for go HTML5, Boutelle said that building a mobile optimized site made the most sense because of the cross-platform capabilities to work on iPads, iPhones and Android devices.

The third step is determining whether to build a deterministic (single, data-based model) or stochastic (multiple geostatistical iterations) model.

The resource assessment results become a basis for determining whether to build wind capacity or not because the resource quantity directly affects the energy and economic efficiency at the same time.

International Speedway said it would conduct a yearlong study to determine whether to build a racetrack at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, N.J.

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Like many white-collar crime investigations, this one has uncovered a trail of e-mails that gives a framework, but the recollections of the participants will be crucial to determining whether prosecutors can build a criminal case.

Part of that strategy stems from its factoring in a more pessimistic commodity price outlook when determining whether it can build and run a potential project cheaply enough to return at least 15percentt profit.

Mr. Cuomo subpoenaed Xcel and four other companies last September, seeking to determine whether their efforts to build new coal-fired power plants posed risks not disclosed to investors, like future lawsuits or higher costs to comply with possible regulations restricting carbon emissions.

The ghost of Werner Heisenberg, the Nobel Prize winner who led the Nazi atomic bomb program, walked again yesterday as historians and scientists met to determine whether his failure to build a bomb during World War II was deliberate or a simple product of his own incompetence.

We consider a discrete intermodal network design problem for freight transportation, in which the network planner needs to determine whether or not to build up or expand a link to minimize the total operating cost of carriers and hub operators under a general route choice model of intermodal operators.

But Marv was determined to build Todd to win.