Sentence examples for effectively in handling from inspiring English sources
"The July 23 incident and subsequent overflights reminded the Azerbaijan government that they have a set of important issues in their relationship with Iran that are difficult and that they need to work more effectively in handling them," Ross L. Wilson, the American ambassador to Azerbaijan, said in an interview.
However, thanks to the techniques exploited in processing constraint C1, similar methods can be applied effectively in handling constraint C2.
This is in accordance with the research of Xie et al. (2015), which claimed that the eSchoolbag can effectively improve students' problem-solving capabilities in handling with mathematical issues.
Furthermore, the logistics management system should effectively function in each of the components to ensure that there are no hindrances in handling maternal health logistics.
He said: "We should improve [our] abilities in handling the media, learn to use the media correctly, manage the media scientifically, and guide the public opinion effectively".
Using artificial flowers, they discovered trade-offs in handling time, where females, which have long, curved bills, handled longer flowers (of all curvatures) more quickly and effectively, obtaining the deeper nectar, than the males, which have short, straight bills.
In fact, effectively handling adversity is probably at the top of the most important skill list of a modern CEO.
By effectively handling correlation in the data encoding process, substantial energy savings can be achieved.
The former designs however exhibit much better controllability in terms of effectively handling a large through-put change using two-point temperature inferential control and avoiding a steady state transition under open loop operation.
In this paper, dynamic simulation of the PX oxidation reactor was designed by Aspen Dynamics and used to develop an effective plantwide control structure, which was capable of effectively handling the disturbances in the load and the temperature of the reactor.
