Sentence examples for place suitably from inspiring English sources

On April 10 , 1940 the day after Hitler's troops entered Denmark and Norway, Guggenheim rented an enormous apartment on the Place Vendôme, and she went so far as to have the little plaster cherubs chopped off the walls and the place suitably repainted for the display of her treasures before, at last, she admitted defeat, just weeks before France did the same.

Eckert appears to have realised independently, and prior to von Neumann's joining the ENIAC group, that the way to take full advantage of the speed at which data is processed by electronic circuits is to place suitably encoded instructions for controlling the processing in the same high-speed storage devices that hold the data itself (documented in Copeland [2004], pp. 26 7).

But Dr Levine persuaded the authorities in one British city to allow him to look at their CCTV footage of alcohol-fuelled conflict in public places, suitably anonymised to comply with privacy and data-protection laws.

The general process of maceration on a small scale involved placing suitably crushed plant material, or a moderately coarse powder made from it, in a closed vessel and adding the selected solvent to allow the solvent sufficient time to penetrate the cell wall to solubilize the constituents within the cells and for the resulting solution to penetrate the cell wall outwards.

Cost of power generation by WIS with and without using SVC and TCSC is given in Table 5 and shows that as the power generation level increases, the cost of power generation per hour also increases, but not very large due to the voltage support by the two FACTS devices placed suitably.

Place a suitably sized sprig of holly on top.

His opening salvo, where he puts the President in place in suitably Dr Evil fashion ("One trillion dollars!"), sets the megalomaniacal tone of his character perfectly.

One only needs to place a suitably contained zinc target in a commercial or research reactor to produce a usable amount of Cu.

I have previously praised Jean Stafford and Doris Lessing as writers who made careers out of rejecting proper places and suitably feminine roles: recalcitrants.

This typically involves placing a suitably equipped device on to a charging mat or item of furniture that has induction coils built in to it.

The purity of water is only maintained if it is placed in suitably clean bottles dedicated to storage of water or media.