Sentence examples for increase relief from inspiring English sources
Vincent Blondel, an applied mathematician and networks researcher at the Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium, says that although the mathematics in the work are not new, applying the data set to help increase relief efforts is a new idea.
In September 1939, when interviewed by The New York Times for his reaction to the President calling Congress into special session to consider amendments to the Neutrality Act, Voorhis stated that a special session should quickly increase relief to the working poor.
This can have an increase relief of pain since the absorption is sooner than oral.
With Perry's support, two of the three bills — the one calling for an advisory panel, and the one increasing relief for exonerees — won majorities in the state House, and then in the Senate.
Results indicate that the reactor volume has minor effects on the relief area, and an increased mass of reacting substances requires an increased relief area.
Flooding has also increased the vulnerability of households to food insecurity as attested by the increasing relief grain requests made by the District Agricultural and Rural Development Office.
The base of the overlying Amora Formation, deposited in the terminal Amora Lake which developed under increasing relief that promoted escarpment incision, was dated at 3.3− 0.9+ 0.9 Ma.
Thus, the more slowly eroding plateaux and ridges, when juxtaposed with the more rapidly eroding side-slopes, are leading to increased relief in this landscape.
Indeed, the transition from V- to U-shape with increasing relief and glaciation indicates glaciers may erode greater volumes of rock from mountain belts than rivers.
Here we combine bedrock 10Be concentrations with distribution of lakes on Baffin Island, Arctic Canada, to constrain the pattern of glacial modification at a fjord onset zone — the region of increasing relief from the continental interior to the fjord head.
While climate has long been implicated in the extensive erosion of Eocene through Miocene-aged basin fills in the Rocky Mountains, lack of precise, high temporal-density datasets of landform ages has made it difficult to detail the mechanisms by which climate increased relief.
