Sentence examples for method of push from inspiring English sources

This means Apple customers in Germany will likely be forced to revert back to the old method of push email, rather than using iCloud.

As you say, "The two party system and the journalist's method of pushing off from both sides to generate authority fit perfectly together".

Farther downriver, in the muddy flats at the head of the Elephant Butte Reservoir, in southern New Mexico, the water would neither support their weight nor allow them to paddle, so they devised a method of pushing their boats with their hands and feet while lying on the stern.

In the factory, any scheduling method of push-type can hardly improve the production rate without increase of stocks of intermediates.

Research was conducted on parametric profiles of healthy subjects and patients with cervico-brachial pain syndrome resulting from C4/5 and/or C5/6 discopathy, including magnetic remanence of tissues in marker points 1-12 (L+R) and functional parameters, and their subsequent change after treatment in group A, using method of push-pull galvanic magnetostimulation (GMT 2.0).

For example, we have included questions in Q2 regarding maternal position and method of pushing in active second stage labour.

On the Fence "Show me a fifty-foot fence and I'll show you a fifty-one-foot ladder," a drug warrior once told me, and the cartels have long excelled at so-rudimentary-they're-obvious methods of pushing product across the border.

There shall you assemble, who have not yet won my deepest secrets and are fain to learn all methods of pushing email to handsets and keeping the CEO happy.

There is further a lack of sustainability metrics and adaptation of improvement methods to push companies' operational performance.

Regardless, this way of doing things would be much better than the current pop-up method for Push Notifications.

It should be noted that the testing method of the standard push-out tests recommended in EN 1994-1-1 is andpted, and headed shear studs are installed in either "favourable" or "unfavourable" positions of decking troughs.