Sentence examples for manages the initial from inspiring English sources
Agent consumption during automated delivery might be further reduced by optimizing the algorithm(s) that manages the initial FGF or by tolerating some N2 in the circuit to minimize the need for intermittent flushing.
Agent consumption by the Zeus® could be further reduced by optimizing the algorithm that manages the initial FGF (e.g. by allowing a more gradual rise towards the desired anesthetic gas concentrations) or by tolerating some N2 in the circuit to minimize the need for high FGF used during intermittent flushing.
We therefore suggest that agent consumption during automated delivery can be further reduced by optimizing the algorithm(s) that manages the initial FGF (e.g. by allowing a more gradual rise towards the desired anesthetic gas concentrations) or by tolerating some N2 in the circuit to minimize the need for intermittent flushing.
Smith Barney, for years HealthSouth's investment banker, also managed the initial Capstone offering, as well as four subsequent stock issues.
Goldman Sachs, which managed the initial offering of Telenor, Norway's dominant telephone company, late last year, was notably omitted from the deal.
He advised the McCann family on strategic acquisitions, and he managed the initial public offering of Fyffes in 1994 through the corporate finance arm of DCC.
The Norwegian government said it had chosen three investment banks to manage the initial public offering of Statoil, the state-owned oil company.
Lt. Gen. Jay Garner, the retired Army officer chosen by the Bush administration to manage the initial Iraqi civil administration, will run the meeting.
Donaldson managed the initial public offering of the shares on Aug. 4, and several weeks later, Mr. McCarthy recommended Lantronix to investors.
Mr. Bivens said he thought that Credit Suisse First Boston and Salomon Smith Barney, the investment banks charged with managing the initial offering, would price the shares "attractively".
Perhaps trying to manage the departure better than they managed the initial announcement, NPR has posted a tribute to Mr. Edwards on its Web site with audio links to some of the host's most notable interviews.
