Sentence examples for fixed manner from inspiring English sources

Reduction of fluid balance can be reasonably attributed to a shift in fluid management from the conventional method, in which large volumes of fluid are administered in a relatively fixed manner, to GDT, in which the administration of fluid is guided by SVV, a reliable predictor of fluid responsiveness [9].

We assume that the elements of are ordered in some arbitrary, but fixed, manner, and that no proper subset of is also complete.

Existing DCNs generally adopt Clos network with crossbar middle switches to achieve non-blocking data switching among the servers, and the number of middle switches is proportional to the number of ports of the aggregation switches in a fixed manner.

With dynamic relaying, relays can be associated with base stations on a need basis rather than in a fixed manner which is based only on initial radio planning.

In this section, Spinoza tells us that an individual is a composite body whose parts "communicate their motion to each other in a certain fixed manner" (II/100, A2, def, A3).

The EP and the DR policies allocated the power in a fixed manner, which cannot guarantee that the data transmissions are completed at the same time or nearly the same time.

A third spacing parameter PSG Δu fix the output points X-axis (Y-axis) coordinates similarly with the nodes fixing manner whereas the Y-axis (X-axis) coordinates are calculated by an angular parameter, noted "Angle", which determine the slope of the straight line, supporting the output points, with respect to the horizontal.

However, the widely used dyadic WT suffers fixed frequency partition manner and low oscillating bases which would weaken its performance in weak fault detection.

The withdrawal of the odd sections mentioned, from sale or pre-emption, by the sixth section of the act, after the general route of the road was fixed in the manner stated, was never annulled.

If the shipper sees fit to make a contract covering a definite period, for a rate in force at the time, he must be taken to have done so subject to the possible change of the published rate in the manner fixed by statute, to which he must conform or suffer the penalty fixed by law.

For in the first case Prescribed means something like this: he prescribed this for this man as a thing adapted to procure health; and in the second case it means: That which happens to (or, suits) every man is fixed in a manner for him suitably to his destiny.