Sentence examples for progress to use from inspiring English sources
Work is in progress to use long-term average bias maps, either when there are artifacts in the observation-specific bias map, or for all observations.
The team are clearly still a work in progress, to use Hodgson's own's description, but in terms of defensive structure the best compliment that can probably be paid to the new manager is that nobody would ever have known they were a side cobbled together on the back of only three training sessions.
All of the local governments responsible for Australia's capital cities have schemes in place (or in progress) to use energy-efficient lighting in council-run locations, as lighting accounts for as much as 40% of local authority emissions – and a large percentage of council electricity bills.
Since the end point of each line search is the current approximation to the point of maximal quality, experts might advantageously use feedback on search progress to use their time even more efficiently.
The new app will allow those who have access to the WorkSpaces Limited Preview currently in progress to use their iPad device as a cloud desktop of sorts, in order to handle everyday corporate computing tasks, like editing docs, accessing web apps, sending and receiving company email, and more, all from a Windows desktop interface.
In fact, research is in progress to use nanobiosensors in combination with signaling and therapeutic delivery devices for in vivo screening and treatment [ 13– 15].
Once you master this, you can progress to using smaller rackets, or even wide-ended hammers.
23.6% of individuals (34/144) progressed to use of assistive devices (mean age 66.0 ± 9.6 y).
One group progressed to use BIS to investigate sleep in critical care patients [ 37].
Manning's account in the subsequent inquiry differed and he said that he hit Climbié because of her incontinence, beginning with slaps, but progressing to using his fist by the end of July.
– A manual for the psychiatric nurses to monitor progress and to use the DVD 'Facts on Depression' in psycho education for the patient.
