Sentence examples for instruments leveraging from inspiring English sources

The findings in this study can be useful for the nondestructive evaluation of plate structures using granular crystals, which can improve the resolution of in-situ, portable measurement instruments leveraging high acoustic energy and sensitivity of solitary waves.

It should act as collateral now for the balance of payments facility, but also in the future for the greater use of innovative financial instruments leveraging European budgets.

The process of securitization and derivatives was creating an upside down pyramid of synthetic instruments leveraged on top of risky assets like subprime loans, which in turn created an enormous housing bubble.

This composite index provides a more comprehensive assessment of SLE disease activity because it uses several instruments simultaneously, thus leveraging the relative advantages and disadvantages of various available indices [ 11].

Given the obscurity of the matter, the SWALIS model was designed with the intention of obtaining transparent data to gain a more in depth understanding of WLES, enhancing prioritization as a leveraging instrument through the use of information technologies.

Winner: Raj Rajaratnam Long Term Capital Management vs. Michael Milken L.T.C.M., led by the unsinkable John Meriwether, brought his A game out to the courts, leveraging every instrument he could get his hands on and wrapping them altogether into a wicked knot that only the entire Wall Street brain trust could unravel in time to prevent the world's end.

Further, hospital should recruit, either internally or externally, more optimistic nurses as champions of MEMR by leveraging the instrument proposed in this study.

It is, therefore, suggested that hospital should recruit, either internally or externally, more optimistic nurses as champions of MEMR by leveraging the TRI instrument proposed in this study.

Eligible expenditures also include workforce training for energy efficiency and clean energy careers, and public/private financing instruments to leverage additional funds for Proposition 39 projects.

However, the presence of negotiating deadlocks or a sense of fatigue as well as the lack of real appetite for these agreements among many African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) negotiators, raise legitimate questions regarding their structure and content, as well as their ability to constitute instruments to leverage economic growth.

This goal was achieved by collocating the radiometer with Colorado State University's CHILL polarized Doppler radar and leveraging the similar beamwidth and volume scan regiments of the two instruments.