Sentence examples for given flexible from inspiring English sources
Butthis doesn't exist for support staff, who could be given flexible leave of four to five hours per week to engage in social enterprise activities.
At Brinker International, which owns Chili's, Romano's Macaroni Grill and On the Border, employees are given flexible hours and time off to participate in charitable events.
The first function compares the atom labels of two given flexible atom-pairs AP n ∈ F i and AP m ∈ F j as presented in Equation 15. l m and l n represent the atom labels of the atom-pairs.
The fuzzy part routing system adapts itself to the characteristics of a given flexible manufacturing system (FMS) installation by setting the key parameters of the membership functions as well as its Takagi-Sugeno type rule base, in such a way to capture the bottlenecks in the environment.
By controlling every piece or type of medication information the patient is given very flexible control over the information available for use by health personnel, but also and more importantly, the patient is given flexible control over the information potentially abused by health personnel or otherwise lost to third parties.
Have a national plan: It's important to support the national health plan, align your aid with other donors to reduce reporting, give flexible budget support that governments can control, and share your expertise.
In GAM-models smoothing terms are allowed giving flexible, nonlinear modelling of selected covariates.
SPPs showed good solubility in polar aprotic solvents and gave flexible, tough, and transparent free-standing films by solvent casting.
Consistent with the idea that people like flexibility, about 30percentt of people who were given the flexible card activated it, but only about 10percentt of people who were given the fixed card activated it.
Given the flexible atom-pair sub-trees F i and F j containing |F i | and |F j | flexible atom-pairs (number of leaves in the sub-tree).
Private debt is a different matter, especially given the flexible nature of Russia's private sector.
