Sentence examples for further buffer from inspiring English sources
A revised inflation target will provide a further buffer against asset bubbles, safeguarding the economy from global shocks.
We have thus established a theoretical basis for further buffer design.
For unemployed young people, a further buffer is provided by the fact that their baby-boomer parents still have a place for them to live, and some life savings to help them out – aka the Bank of Mama and Papa.
Tilghman noted that the directors of the Princo board, along with members of the finance committee of the University's board of trustees, are reviewing Princeton's overall investment strategy and ways "to further buffer the University from future severe downturns". Thus far, she said, the review suggests that "marginal, not radical," changes may be needed.
In light of this past year's experience, the directors of the PRINCO Board, together with the members of the Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees, are reviewing our overall investment strategy and considering ways to further buffer the University from future severe downturns.
A further buffer of 50-m width was finally created on either side of every daily grazing route to delimit the grazing utilization zone for each herd (Samuels et al. 2007; Schlecht et al. 2009).
Seven days and six nights without a car turned out to be not only possible but in many ways afforded me a more unfiltered view of Los Angeles than I would have gotten behind the wheel, taking highways rather than local roads and further buffered from my surroundings by a windshield and a loud radio.
On one of the toniest roads in Rothesay, a Saint John suburb with an average household net worth of $2.29 million [$1.7 million USD], Sevenacres is screened from the road by a double-barrier of log fencing and box hedges, further buffered by spacious paddocks, a barn, and stables.
On one of the toniest roads in Rothesay, a Saint John suburb with an average household net worth of $2.29 million, Sevenacres is screened from the road by a double-barrier of log fencing and box hedges, further buffered by spacious paddocks, a barn, and stables.
The concentrated retentate was further buffer-exchanged using 50 mM sodium acetate (pH 5.6).
The inclusion of buffer-only controls enabled the use of double referencing whereby for each analyte measurement, in addition to subtracting the response in FC 1 from the response in FC 2, a further buffer-only subtraction was made to correct for bulk refractive index changes or machine effects (Myszka, 1999).
