Sentence examples for installed thus from inspiring English sources
However, 40%% of the cottages do not have electricity installed, thus hampering the return trip.
Any number of ontology services can be installed, thus allowing clustering and querying resources of interest to specific applications.
This means that researchers have full control of the software stack installed, thus avoiding problems with conflicts and changing configurations.
Part two of the survey was designated as "Assessing students and their parents' preferences" which aimed to understand the preferred business models for the e-bike use, bicycle design attributes, including the most valued ones to be included in e-bikes and the preferred ICT equipments to be installed, thus accounting for household budget constraints.
Rain tanks are installed, thus curbing urban runoff and providing water to a local school's organic garden.
The.NET Compact Framework is a subset of the.NET Framework and hence shares many components with software development on desktop clients, application servers, and web servers which have the.NET Framework installed, thus integrating networked computing space.
But what's new about eSolar's approach, says Daniel Englander, is that the mirrors are smaller and cheaper to make and install, thus requiring more sophisticated control software.
In 2005, the Federal Government provided a rebate of Australian $7,920 for the installation of 1.5 kWh of panels (usually six panels), which typically cost Australian $14,000 to install, thus requiring an outlay of Australian $6,080.
A way to circumvent that problem would be to select a preparation method that could take advantage of the pharmaceutical industry installed capabilities, thus speeding-up the scale-up translational steps while maintaining both regulatory compliance and flexibility.
Social-engineering techniques include phishing in which attackers send seemingly innocuous e-mails to targeted users, inviting them to divulge protected information for apparently legitimate purposes and baiting, in which malware-infected software is left in a public place in the hope that a target user will find and install it, thus compromising the entire computer system.
Social engineering techniques include phishing (attackers send seemingly innocuous e-mails to targeted users, inviting them to divulge protected information for apparently legitimate purposes) and baiting (malware-infected software is left in a public place in the hope that a target user will find and install it, thus compromising the entire computer system).
