Sentence examples for procedures park from inspiring English sources
"Even if the impeachment bill is passed, I am resolved to continue calmly for the country and the people, while watching the constitutional court procedures," Park was quoted as saying by the Saenuri parliamentary floor leader, Chung Jin-suk.
To obtain the additional data, we incorporated electron-dense marker atoms individually, at several sites on the toxin and purified each heavy atom-modified toxin either by peptide synthesis followed by refolding and purification or by overexpression in Escherichia coli and following literature procedures (Park et al., 1991).
As a result of the wide range in meat intake (from 0 g in vegans to perhaps 500 g per day in high meat consumers), and the marked difference in the HCD content of different meats and the influence of cooking procedures (Park et al. 2005; Purchas et al. 2004; Yeum et al. 2010; Jones 2011), the β-alanine content of current diets is estimated to vary from 0 to 1,000 mg per day.
Following a standard procedure, park officials set the fire to reduce the potential fuel supply for uncontrolled forest fires.
In the present paper, an efficient method based on the Karhunen Loève Galerkin procedure (Park and Cho, 1996, Chem. Engng Sci. 51, 81 98) is proposed for the solution of this kind of inverse heat transfer problems.
One of these studies involved a comparison group recruited through a population-based sampling procedure (Parks et al. 2005).
In order to determine sensitivity to change, sample size will be estimated using the procedures of Park and Schutz [ 67] for ANOVA designs that incorporate a repeated factor.
As part of our analysis, we used the amino acid alignment from Kayal et al. (2012) and reverse translated the alignment following the same procedures as Park et al. (2012).
Mr. Stringer's report recommends creating a single entity to oversee the markets, a uniform application process, a guide to operations and standard procedures for parking.
A larger, 109-mile London "Olympic Route Network," in which normal procedures like parking, getting on a bus, unloading goods and crossing the street will be curtailed or even banned, is meant to ensure speedy traveling between Olympic venues.
In particular, without loss of generality of the applicability of the proposed procedure, the Park and Ang local damage index, its modified variant presented by Kunnath, Reinhorn and Lobo; the Chung, Meyer and Shinozuka local damage index; along with the maximum and final softening damage indices proposed by DiPasquale and Çakmak, are calibrated on the basis of the width of crack openings.
