Sentence examples for path allowed the from inspiring English sources
Sheila Krumholz, the executive director the Center for Responsive Politics, said PhRMA's $750,000 contribution to Freedom Path allowed the drug lobby to claim some credit for Hatch's victory, "without being directly linked to the outside group's expenditure if he'd lost".
They have taken their own path, allowing the guerrillas to exist on their territory, while at the same time quietly trying to persuade them to stop attacks.
The visitors were unlucky to fall two goals behind almost immediately after as the ball ricocheted off a City player and into Lee's path, allowing the midfielder time and space to find the back of the net.
The fingertips are used to release the ball to make it spin backward so that the ball remains near the rim (Kentridge School 2003; Cull, 2003; Willis, 2001) which allow the ball to continue in a vertical path allowing the ball to have a greater chance of going in (Additional file 6: Step 6).
The use of apodization masks with ε = 0.26 and 0.39 in the illumination path allows the identification of 8 to 20% more cone photoreceptors, with both the automated and manual counting.
Separate signal paths allow the two-colors to have optimized detector biases, integration times, offsets and gains.
The higher delay times are not registered in the Manhattan model has the nodes follow well defined trajectories, being the additional delay overhead in the other mobile scenarios due only to repairing of broken paths, allowing the increased performance in traffic delivery registered by CGP.
Single-file gravel paths allow the Weavers room to stroll through or tend to the yard.
The angle of the tunable TBP01-501/15 filterelativeve to the optical path allowed for the fine-tuning of the bandwidth to ∼500 508 nm, with absorption variation across this range being negligible.
A flip mirror in the idler path allowed for the switching between the EMCCD and SPAD detectors.
Although the small path allowed them passage to the ships, it could force the royalist forces to bottleneck during a retreat while the long range guns of the ships protected them.
