Sentence examples for parcel approach from inspiring English sources

A parcel approach makes it possible to capture the distributions of large numbers of bubbles forming under different conditions within the fuel injector.

The simplified bubble growth model makes a parcel approach for simulating the bubble growth in a flash boiling fuel injector affordable.

In an integrated installation, the system may receive a feedback of a parcel approaching from other sensors, installed earlier in the conveyor belt track.

What Lanchester would like to see is a return to boring old banking, with hand shakes and face-to-face meetings, and less of a pass-the-parcel approach to loans.

'It's twice as busy at Christmas' Jump to media player This week will the busiest of the year for Royal Mail, as the last posting dates for Christmas cards, letters and parcels approach.

"They [the people at the addresses] know nothing about it, but there will be someone lurking in the street who has tracked that parcel, would approach the delivery man and say 'these are for us – here's a fiver a parcel' and that will be an ongoing arrangement".

Critical Insights in MCPS culled from both projects are discussed first, followed by details on the PARCEL project approach by SIFT, LLC and the ePluribus project by Management Sciences , Inc

Part and parcel of this approach is her ability to find and nurture somebody within the customer organization an advocate, or coach who can help her navigate the company and drive the deal to completion.

Wall Street could finally be ready to accept that model and the long path to profitability that tends to be part and parcel of this approach.

It might be argued that this pass-the-parcel-very-quickly approach to narrative consciousness is the sign of a failure in prose technique; that readers need clearer indications of when the point of view is changing, or at least to stay "deep" in one or other of the characters for longer periods than single paragraphs.

"I don't think this is isolated but part and parcel of a wider approach.