Sentence examples for planning appliance from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis, planning, appliance design and treatment sequences are described.

The use of those two methods depends mainly on the treatment plan, appliance used, and the clinician's preference.

The family had just moved there six weeks before, and Ms. Couture-Nowak, a charismatic woman who loved to cook, had been enjoying her new kitchen appliances and planning a garden.

General Electric is planning to sell its appliances division, one of the longest-running businesses in the conglomerate's 120-year history, a person briefed on the matter said Wednesday.

Nettleton, who previously worked on Azure and SQL Server at Microsoft, wouldn't say if Google was also planning to launch a Google Appliance Truck anytime soon, but he did note that all of the major public clouds are now starting to see many of the traditional enterprise customers embrace the cloud.

If you bought or are planning to buy energy-efficient appliances that don't qualify for the residential tax credits, you still may be able to get a state-level rebate, as part of the Energy Star appliance rebate program.

Sunbeam, for example, recently announced the creation of a company called Thalia Products (Thalia stands loosely for "thinking and linking intelligent appliances) and is planning to offer items like a smart coffeemaker, a smart mixer and a smart alarm clock this fall.

Motivated by these reasons, in this paper we formulate a two-stage stochastic planning model that can be used by CDN operators to compute the optimal long-term network planning decision, deploying physical CDN appliances in the network and/or leasing resources for virtual CDN nodes in data centers.

Tooth movement simulation is important for planning the optimal force system and appliance design to correct a specific malocclusion.

The utility plans to sell appliances directly on its own site, with wholesale purchasing and customer service handled by Colorado-based Simple Energy, Lurie says.

The company also said the software will be built into appliances planned by First International Computer, a Taiwan-based computer systems company.