Sentence examples for materials explaining the from inspiring English sources
The government's Web site offers materials explaining the features of the new bill in 25 languages, among them Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Uzbek and Vietnamese.
Jean also prepared "FRBR Meets RDA," training materials explaining the relationships between the new cataloging standard, Resource Description and Access, and Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records.
Materials explaining the composition of facilities and administrative costs and the direct cost base, and how F&A cost rates are calculated are available from the Office of Sponsored Programs.
But when it comes to public communication materials explaining the form and purpose of CCS, the institutional and socio-political implications of the technology the broader economic and environmental governance contexts that would lend meaning to CCS are rarely discussed.
Training materials explaining the technology were provided to The Huffington Post by multiple sources.
North Korea refuses nearly all cooperation with the U.S., administration officials said in written materials explaining the new rules, and Syria has a significant terrorist threat and large parts of its territory remain ungoverned.
A great shame, because as the United Nations' own materials explain, the gardens are quite remarkable, featuring a memorial to Eleanor Roosevelt and sculptures presented by Brazil, Germany, the former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia.
The main goal of this chapter is to review the different state-of-the-art AM methods compatible with nanocomposite and composite materials; explain the material designs, manufacturing parameters and the printed system properties, functionalities, and applications.
The classical model on erosion combustion of energetic materials explains the phenomenon of increasing the combustion rate with growing an external hot flow speed only by heat effects caused by turbulence of the flow.
Neither the Broken Hill nor the Port Pirie materials explain the importance of minimising the release of lead dust into household air while cleaning.
A 1996 law requires the E.P.A. to produce consumer material explaining the risks and benefits of pesticides in food.
