Sentence examples for main arrangements from inspiring English sources
All these pitchs are obtained from two main arrangements of tubes, in-line or staggered.
Two main arrangements are considered: geothermal (GP) and biomass (BP) polygeneration.
The following subsections report some examples of three main arrangements emerging in governance according to the literature review.
The two main arrangements that exist for dental care provision for adults in Ireland are the Dental Treatment Benefit Scheme (DTBS) under the Treatment Benefit Scheme operated by the Department of Social Protection, and the Dental Treatment Services Scheme (DTSS) operated by the Health Services Executive.
These structures, S1A, S1B, S2A, and S2B correspond to two main arrangements: in S1 (A and B) there is an I⋅⋅⋅N halogen bond as represented in Scheme 3, whereas in S2 (A and B) co-conformations the iodopyridinium macrocycle is rotated with the C=I bond pointing towards the polyether loop of the pyridine macrocycle 1.
The main arrangement consists of a horizontal wing in vertical motion induced by ship heave and pitch, while pitching about its own pivot axis that is actively set.
The main arrangement consists of horizontal wing(s) in vertical oscillatory motion which is induced by ship heave and pitch, while rotation about the wing pivot axis is actively controlled.
To prevent PM damage, the main arrangement adopted so far has been to improve PDF biocompatibility (neutral pH or low GDPs).
In a circus, everybody is on a payroll, and most carnies except, for the roustabouts, get paid from their own independent arrangements with the main show promoter. .
The three main cooperation arrangements in this category are the New Asian African Strategic Partnership, the Africa South America Initiative and the Afro Arab Cooperation Initiative (UNCTAD 2010 11) (Fig. 1).
2.4 mJ, 10 ns, 100 Hz seed pulses from the fibre oscillator/regenerative amplifier arrangement were amplified up to pulse energies of over 200 mJ by using the four pass main amplifier arrangement.
