Sentence examples for packages as it from inspiring English sources

The derived yaw-attitude model proves to be much better than the nominal yaw-attitude model commonly being used by today's GLONASS-capable GNSS software packages as it reduces the observation residuals of eclipsing satellites down to the normal level of non-eclipsing satellites and thereby prevents a multitude of measurements from being incorrectly identified as outliers.

And, in that vein, I presume that the firm will shift the packages as it updates the code it initially distributes via upgrades, and OEM partners; it won't need to send out July 2015 updates forever, since, presumably, that code will eventually become standard fare.

Measurement of dense area is currently restricted to certain software packages as it cannot be assessed visually as PDA can.

This proposition has important policy implications in terms of devising effective incentive packages as it calls for an active consideration of the role that "complex remuneration" plays in determining recruitment, retention and motivation patterns, as well as, more broadly, the performance of health systems.

Modest though it was, we supported the Smith commission package as far as it went.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York and chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, said Mr. Bernanke was "generally supportive" of a stimulus package as long as it was well conceived.

It is possible that the beef may leak through its packaging as it starts to defrost, leaving behind an unsanitary breeding ground of bacteria.

The State Senate has already adopted its budget reform package, as it has been doing early in the last few sessions.

Japan's central bank has surprised markets with the size of its latest stimulus package, as it tries to spur growth and end years of falling prices.

Christoph Klenner, Secretary General of ETTSA, described Google's package as it stands now as "Doomsday" for its competitors.

Greece has won sufficient support from its private-sector creditors to clinch a new bailout package, as it announced on Friday morning that 85.8% of bondholders had agreed to take heavy losses on their investments.