In order to express the inherent complex dynamic characteristics of mast mechanism of rotary drilling rig synthetically and improve the smooth-going property of key parts and related hydraulic system in the lifting process.
Another important document produced by BIPM and other organizations, titled Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (9), details procedures that should be used to measure and express the inherent error in a measurement.
Parents and carers have the primary responsibility in providing food, and children at this age can probably only partially express their inherent preferences with regard to food type, although they can determine how much they eat of the foods they are offered.
Or is Wolf Hall, like Brideshead, the architecture that expresses the inherent meaning of the civilisation that constructed it.
If chimpanzees--our nearest evolutionary relatives--are expressing an inherent primate religiosity with these stone gathering rituals, might it be the case that we share a genetic predisposition for religion?
The museum's faceted surface is intended to express the strains inherent in the design, which required jamming big rectangular galleries onto a cramped triangular site.
Eight new works from Kyttenjanae, Ambar Navarro, Brittney Scott, and Arvida Byström construct a safe space for the artists to express the vulnerabilty inherent to being a girl on the internet.
Stoics taught that logos, the ability of humans to think, plan, and express themselves, was inherent in the cosmos.
The artwork should express the human emotions inherent in rebuilding, as discussed in class.
Council leaders accepted much of the thrust of the report but expressed concern that inherent in many of the recommendations was the "presumption that the people of Birmingham and their city council should be instructed on local affairs from Whitehall".
