Sentence examples for move appropriate from inspiring English sources

He said it was right to move appropriate services out of hospital, into the home and community setting.

The Docker professional services team is working with partners Avenade, Cisco, Microsoft and HPE to help companies move appropriate legacy apps into a containerized environment.

It also says it will give the people who are moving appropriate tools to manage their money.

It might eventually be possible by using such interfaces for a user to select a "grasping task" (e.g., palmar or lateral grasps) sending this kind of information to a low-level controller that in turn carries out the selected task by moving appropriate joints.

"No individual will be forced to move if appropriate alternative accommodation is not available," the council added.

If the atoms hold a high kinetic energy on the substrate surface, they can move to appropriate positions and form a more stable lattice plane that is a closed-packed (1 1 2) plane of chalcopyrite structure [10].

In summary, the approach is to start with properly chosen try-sets, that can, without major impediments, contain extraneous elements, and iteratively move the appropriate elements from the try-sets to the fixed-sets as suggested by MetaFlux.

Improvements in stride length, and hence speed, are intimately linked to improvements in power which is directly related to strength, elastic strength and dynamic flexibility (the ability to move the appropriate joints through a large range of motion at high speeds).

This means a failover "simply moves the appropriate virtual IP between nodes after flushing transactions and appropriately changing the read_only MySQL variable".

Community groups and cancer-patient advocacy groups said they believed Nassau County was moving with appropriate care and that if anything, Suffolk was using pesticides a little too liberally.

The WHO defines it as as "the rational redistribution of tasks among health workforce teams" adding – in global guidelines issued in 2008 – "specific tasks are moved, where appropriate, from highly qualified health workers to health workers with shorter training and fewer qualifications".