Sentence examples for points to remove from inspiring English sources

Hydrogen safety issues and especially hydrogen hazard's address are key points to remove any safety-related barrier in the implementation process of hydrogen energy systems.

Starting with the elimination of vouchers and the need to pay for services ahead of actually using them — two of the features of Groupon+ — seem to be very obvious friction points to remove.

The C chemical shift was recorded using a 28 ms constant-time evolution (212 complex pairs of data points) to remove the JCC coupling and achieve an increased resolution.

Run the tool along the right edge, prying the battery up at several points to remove it.

11.04am: Glamorgan needed to claim the third bowling bonus point to remove another part of the promotion equation, writes Paul Rees at the Swalec Stadium.

After Porterfield won the toss, his side produced a typically zestful performance in the field, embodied by the World Cup debutant Andy McBrine's direct hit from point to remove Darren Bravo before he had faced a ball.

This is very much the point: to remove young directors from a life of pure theatre (where the only thing that matters is finding plays and putting them on), and expose them instead to the nuts-and-bolts of how buildings run.

Against this the fielding was exuberant, with Strauss catching brilliantly at cover point to remove Ramnaresh Sarwan (he missed a more straightforward chance towards the end), a trio of run-outs (self-inflicted by batsmen but executed clinically by ­fielding combinations) and little in the way of misfields.

In traditional centralized air conditioning systems, air is cooled below the dew point to remove the moisture.

This gas is then cooled below the dew-point to remove the condensate that may accumulate in the transmission line, causing erosion and deposits.

In any case, Slack says that by building its own video chat service, it's not planning at this point to remove the ability to use other services.