Sentence examples for proper arranged from inspiring English sources

In early 2016, Proper arranged to buy Barbara's share of Bardav, replacing her as co-owner of the company.

By proper arranging the orientations of the CSRRs, new coupling characteristics can be obtained.

If postponement would be detrimental to the child's health, or the management of the child's health may be altered significantly depending on the test result, then testing should be organised by a health professional who has responsibility for ensuring that any medical intervention or screening indicated will be arranged and proper arrangements made for any subsequent care".

The proposed cloth simulation with GPU parallel computing should transfer the node information from the CPU to GPU and should be arranged with proper format for GPU.

After that if v j does not exist in PS, then put it into RPS with a proper place (arrange the ID number in ascending order).

"I think that if all of the numbers are gathered and arranged in a proper order, we might be able to figure something out, so we just need the other five people who found the record (or maybe they haven't been found yet) to reveal their numbers and where they fit in the sequence, and then of course, have to decipher what the numbers together mean".

Maybe I'm just paranoid, but I doubt many people are going to jump through the hoop of entering their phone carrier's account information primarily so that the photos of their friends are arranged in the proper order.

The N-pt IFFT that follows, accepts N, q-QAM symbols: X k, 0≤k<N) at its input that are arranged in a proper order and generates the time symbols x n (0≤n<N).

You can even keep them arranged in their proper order, so you won't have to spend a bunch of time scanning for the right one.

Scripts in PERL were written to arrange the output of MISA in proper format in order to create the data file to be further imported to MYSQL database.

Spinoza goes on to express the hope that he may live long enough to discuss these matter more clearly, since "there has been no opportunity … to arrange these matters in proper order".