Sentence examples for how the arrangements from inspiring English sources

This then allows researchers to assess how much power could be delivered and how the arrangements of the heads would resist the forces from biting.

The changes to the Australia Plus website include removing the banner that contained the Monash, Swisse and Victorian government logos and adding a sponsorship page that explains how the arrangements work and how they fit within the ABC charter.

Marcella Puppini says starting out doing Andrews Sisters covers "gave us a really good idea of how the arrangements work", allowing the Puppini Sisters to transpose that close-harmony style to such unexpected songs as Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights and, for their forthcoming second album, their own compositions.

Based on this analysis, a sample of 1500 livestock farmers who had provided manure to others was selected for a survey to determine the nature of the manure arrangements in terms of which farmers make partnerships with, and how the arrangements function in practice.

Despite identification of more than 39 vertebrate filamin-binding proteins (Stossel et al, 2001; Popowicz et al, 2006), relatively little is known about how binding is regulated, how the IgFLN domains are arranged with respect to one another or how the arrangement of IgFLN domains modulates the ligand-binding activity of adjacent domains.

It is not clear how the arrangement would work.

In an interview yesterday, Ms. Walters said that she saw how the arrangement could be perceived as problematic.

The agency also represents top professional players and there were worries within the referees' governing body, Professional Game Match Officials Ltd, over how the arrangement may have been perceived.

Physics, however, does not focus solely on the gross mechanical behaviour of bodies but shares with chemistry the goal of understanding how the arrangement of individual atoms into molecules and larger assemblies confers particular properties.

How the arrangement will play out remains to be seen; both endowment and attendance have been in decline, and a mighty collective effort will be required to reverse the trend.

How the arrangement between Bell and Macfarquhar to produce an encyclopaedia was made is not known; but it was Bell who wrote to William Smellie to engage his services as compiler of the first edition (1768 71), and his interest in the publication never flagged.