Sentence examples for preserving a satisfactory from inspiring English sources
Measurements illustrate that the modified recycling folded cascode exhibits an increased EMI immunity while preserving a satisfactory frequency response.
The objective is to enlarge the sampling time intervals and, thus, to reduce the amount of communications, while preserving a satisfactory error system performance.
PDE-5 breaks down cGMP, and so the PDE-5 inhibitors, by blocking the action of the enzyme, maintain higher levels of cGMP and preserve a satisfactory erection.
The obtained HCD observer is formally shown to preserve a quite satisfactory estimation accuracy when applied to the (continuous-time) system model.
We found that preserving a distinction between barriers and enablers was not meaningful: It became apparent that most factors operate along a spectrum, where they enable uptake when present or satisfactory, or limit uptake when absent or unsatisfactory.
"It preserves a jewel," Mr. Trebach said.
Remember it was Wisconsin and a handful of other states that came up with the breakthroughs that led to radical reforms in welfare, cutting the rolls sharply while preserving satisfactory safety nets for those who truly need help.
All six cases in Gotlieb's report[ 30] with immediate conservative surgery preserving pregnancy had satisfactory outcomes.
Furthermore, since the system uncertainties and exogenous disturbance input are unavoidable in modeling, the robust state observer design problem has been studied for many years in order to preserve the satisfactory observer action under system uncertainties and exogenous disturbances (see e.g. [4 6]).
The use of inotropic agents and replacement of depleted hormones (hormonal replacement therapy) have helped preserve satisfactory organ function.
For traditionalists, who admire Cha's slightly antique Chinese style — classically inflected, densely kinetic — it is hard to imagine a satisfactory English register that would preserve both its richness and its narrative speed.
