Sentence examples for in suitable ways from inspiring English sources
To prevent the overpressure of cargo tanks, the boil-off gas should be properly treated in suitable ways: to be vented into the atmosphere or to be liquefied in a dedicated liquefaction system.
Information representation supported by such monads, and as constructed over monoidal closed categories, inherits many-valuedness in suitable ways also in implementations.
One of possible ways to deal with them is just to replace such functions by corresponding (in suitable ways) exact solutions to those equations.
According to Samantha Rennie, Executive Director at Rosa; "People must be held accountable for their thoughts and their actions, so when you see acts of sexism, racism, xenophobia, ableism, Islamophobia or anything else, call it out!" Sometimes people do not realize what's wrong until someone points it out, so don't hesitate to point out and raise awareness in suitable ways.
The waste vegetable oil (cocking oil) used in this investigation transferred from Tafila Technical University restaurant collected and disposed in a suitable way.
The programming of an automaton so that it will react in a suitable way when placed in a naturalistic environment falls under the heading of prediction theory.
This enables us to arrange the terms of the series in a suitable way for calculation as in (3.9).
The growing design complexity of today's embedded real-time systems requires new techniques aiming the raising of the abstraction level since earlier stages of design in order to deal with such complexity in a suitable way.
By restricting the set of regarded designs in a suitable way, the minimax problem becomes numerically tractable in principle; nevertheless, it is still a two-level problem requiring nested global optimizations.
Indraprahasta and Widjanarso also explored suitable ways in which BIM can be further extended and integrated into inter-departmental courses.
I however understand the dilemma that parents with difficult children face in trying to find suitable ways of disciplining their children, but it may be possible to pursue other methods of discipline in children.
