Sentence examples for include selecting the from inspiring English sources
Tasks to complete in this step include selecting the material, selection of the production processes, determination of the sequence of operations, and selection of tools, such as jigs, fixtures, and tooling.
The duties of Aspinall and Evans might even include selecting the girls who could visit individual Beatles in their hotel rooms.
Topics include: selecting the right size/type tractor for the job; basic maintenance; staying safe around tractors and equipment; attaching implements properly; and information about ROPS and SMV's.
Key elements of economic forecasting include selecting the forecasting model(s) appropriate for the problem at hand, assessing and communicating the uncertainty associated with a forecast, and guarding against model instability.
The steps involved in selecting the best prototyping tool include selecting the prototyping method, mapping methods to tools, listing the available tools, determining the timing of the project, determining the suitability of the tool, and finally selecting the tool.
These might also include selecting the day or evening shift that suits them best in a multi-shift operation.
The whole process for optimal decision-making in materials selection includes selecting the proper ranking method, as well as the aggregation method for situations when there are a lot of similar alternatives.
As music director, Mr. Wilberg will oversee musical and creative aspects of the choir, the Orchestra at Temple Square, the Temple Square Chorale and the Bells on Temple Square, including selecting the repertory for concerts, recordings and tours.
There are many aspects to designing and developing a call center operation including selecting the location, telephone equipment, networking equipment, and software.
On the surface, this is positive: the United States now has a seat at the table, as Gulati said, in the group that makes most of the important decisions in global soccer, including selecting the dates and sites for major tournaments.
"We hope we will overcome this hurdle and continue to explore," said Peggy A. Whitson, the head of NASA's astronaut office, whose job includes selecting the astronauts who will fly each space mission.
