Sentence examples for figure out improvements from inspiring English sources

Perhaps succeeding Presidents will be able to figure out improvements and safeguards in the procedure.

Mechanical problems of the current head sub-system of iCub robot have been studied in order to figure out improvements for a new design.

A homeowner can figure out which improvements to make by working with a local insurance agent.

A homeowner can figure out which improvements to make by working with a local insurance agent and getting an inspection to secure the savings.

Therewith we are able to estimate the efficiency of the recovery capability and to figure out possible design improvements in order to optimize the investigated switch with respect to reliability.

Trainers will be able to track progress via reports and data on employee performance on the quizzes, allowing them to figure out who needs improvement.

For New Orleans that means looking at climate change, sea-level rise models and coastal erosion; figuring out the improvements that have to be made so we have a much more robust flooding infrastructure system.

The impact on the organization of care should be determined, and the inclusion of a control group is needed to figure out whether such general improvements have indeed occurred.

Now the auto industry has to figure out how to make similar improvements in technologies aimed at users, like hands-free audio and navigation systems.

Their plan calls for "shared accountability" in responding to those safety problems: the companies would work closely with the factory owners, the government of Bangladesh and various government and aid agencies to figure out ways to finance safety improvements.

An Impulse for Improvement To figure out a jockey's income, the rule of thumb is to take 8.5 percent of his horses' earnings; for his career, Dominguez's mounts have earned nearly $190 million.