Sentence examples for involved to select from inspiring English sources

In OR, there are three basic steps involved to select and prioritize the forwarders list.

Then a sweep stage is involved to select the vertices that minimize the conductance of the candidate clusters.

There is also the hassle involved with having to select the best workers from a large pool of possible freelancers, leaving business customers unsure of what the final results will be.

The process involves a triage to select a representative of the patent family for extraction.

The move puts Facebook directly into users' real-world wallets, and may make Gift transactions more appealing since they no longer involve you having to select a particular gift for a friend, which is then shipped to their house.

It involves smart decisions to select software that works, to build and install it carefully, have good relationships with users and vendors, listen to their comments, monitor carefully to detect impending problems before they hit, expect and plan for downtimes, minimize impact, and strive for best possible availability and reliability.

The larger impediment involves an inability to select a name that won't be reinterpreted without consent.

The recruitment process involves one randomization to select a proportion of Movement Assessment Battery for Children (M-ABC-2 -negative (typically developing) children into the control arM-ABC-2 -negativeinal M-ABC-2 -negative

Due to the community organization and the geographical set-up of the study areas, we adopted a multi-stage sampling procedure involving three stages to select the households for quantitative interviews.

The moral of this story is that it is essential for people involved in family law disputes to select the mediator before involving attorneys!

Design consideration involved extensive simulation experiments to select input representation based on raw data and statistical features, artificial neural network recognizer design based on synergistic model, and monitoring diagnosis approach based on two-stage technique.