Sentence examples for is made free from inspiring English sources

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This serves multi-fold: (1) maximal sequentiality in HDD is ensured, i.e "HDD request queue" is made free from unnecessary contention and interruption causing blocks; (2) the future references to the non-bulky blocks are prevented from causing contentions for HDD disk I/O, as the semantic blocks have a high probability to appear in the same pattern [8, 28, 34].

One year later, in December 2009, it was one of the songs free to download from Amazon.com as part of its "25 Days of Free" offer, whereby for the first twenty-five days in December a Christmas-themed song is made free to download from the website.

The preventable deaths of patients with cirrhosis could be avoided if treatment is made free of charge for this group of patients.

We used data from the 2008 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey (GDHS), which is made free and publically available upon registration with the DHS (http://www.measuredhs.com).com

The identification of these factors is crucial to pinpoint the onerous aspects of treatment that should be minimized or even eliminated and to ensure that patient decision-making about continuing or stopping recommended treatment is made free of constraints and solely based on individual values and preferences (WHO, 2003).

Above all, though, if trade is made freer, the world will get richer and that is the surest way to make it cleaner too.

Instead, Hulu is making free episodes available through Yahoo.

"No material that was previously paid has been made free.

Respondents said breakfast clubs should be made free to those on free school meals.

Entry to cinemas showing patriotic films (or the World Cup) has been made free of charge.