Sentence examples for handling through a from inspiring English sources
The solution-making stages include: 1. Minimum up/down time establishment using a probabilistic priority list-oriented selection mechanism, 2. Spinning reserve constraint handling through a deterministic priority list-based process, 3. Power balance handling and a ramp rate modification procedure for generating efficient ramp-constrained solutions.
Despite its importance during growth, lignin becomes problematic during postharvest, cellulose-based wood processing because it must be extracted during industrial handling through a complicated process, resulting in an enormous expenditure of energy and chemicals and strain on the environment [ 11, 12].
The EPICS solution provides alarm handling through an application, which notifies the user when information is stored in a distributed database.
The exclusive expression of uromodulin in the thick portion of the ascending limb, where physiologically crucial mechanisms of sodium handling are located, and its potential to act as modulator of other salt transport systems located downstream, suggests that alterations of this protein might affect hypertension and renal sodium handling through an effect on sodium homeostasis.
The defense did a passable job and goaltender Chris Osgood defused a scoring opportunity by stick-handling through a crowd of Senators to clear the puck.
This could have been handled through a single euro-zone-wide deposit guarantee fund with a common public-sector backstop.
As for the remaining citations, he said most of them would be handled through a less formal, less onerous process.
Addressing the deficit and health care challenges are worthy goals, but better handled through a general fund.
For the US release of In Rainbows, the band teamed up with RIAA member ATO Records, an independent label whose distribution is handled through a Sony Music affiliate.
"As I have said, I believe this issue should have been handled through a family court and with the family coming together," Mr. Gore said.
Seat-belt buckling, engine start, turn signals, acceleration, braking and control of the steering wheel are all handled through a keyboard.
