Sentence examples for effective acceptance from inspiring English sources

Wednesday night's convention session provided an early taste of what was in store when the party's vice-presidential candidate, Joe Lieberman, was quickly hustled off the stage, after making a highly effective acceptance speech, to make room for Men in Black star Jones.

Therefore, adopting an effective acceptance sampling plan is an important issue.

There is however, no proof of the effective acceptance of the Amendment resulting in families giving equal rights to women.

We suggest applying of the spherical electron mirror in the time-of-flight electron spectrometer with a position sensitive detector in order to increase the effective acceptance solid angle of the spectrometer.

The simulation results illustrate that this straight LEBT can transport uranium beams over a wide range of space-charge compensation, and can provide 15.4 (14.2) mA U4+ inside of the effective acceptance of the subsequent RFQ assuming the space-charge is compensated to 100%95%5%).

Analysis shows that the effective acceptance half-angle (θea) of CPC-A, dependent on plane mirror's number (N) and geometry of CPC based on which CPC-A is designed, is always less than the acceptance half-angle (θa) of CPC but gradually close to θa with the increase of N, and the optical efficiency of both CPC-A and CPC is almost identical for solar radiation withinθea.

Although effective, user acceptance was not uniform and required continued training and support.

Another crucial area of support required from government relates to cultural reorientation in communities where current beliefs and attitudes are detrimental to effective parental acceptance of infant hearing screening [ 15- 17, 68].

This is supported by Cunningham and Wescott, (2009), who found that similar statements in their study were also effective at measuring acceptance.

One of the perks of being in a society that is afraid of risking capital on unproven companies is that, for that same reason, early-stage accelerators take their time before deciding on which teams will make up their next generation (a perfect example being Naranya Labs, with its effective multiple-filter acceptance process).

The approach of using orange grain, which essentially has not been grown in Africa previously and thus is new to the consumer, appears initially to be effective in gaining acceptance in Zimbabwe (Muzhingi et al. 2008) and Zambia (Meenakshi 2010).