Sentence examples for proper manner to from inspiring English sources

In autonomous vehicles control, there is a need to interconnect several electronic component units (ECUs) in a proper manner to allow the embedded computational system to perform its control task in an efficient and reliable way.

Have you ever been to a football game or other 'sacred' ritual where people dress, paint their face, eat and drink, sing, chant and play music in the proper manner to appease the universe and bring success to their in-group (and disaster to the out-group)?

Many office workers do not work in a proper manner to alleviate back pain.

"Accordingly staff are being updated in a timely and proper manner as to any relevant developments and that will continue to be the case.

John Morgan, a dashingly dapper dandy who took it upon himself to dictate to the proper English about proper manners, down to the correct attire for impressing a former wife's rich young boyfriend, fell to his death on July 10 from the window of his third-floor London apartment.

Perhaps this year will be Elena Kagan's chance to demonstrate the proper manner in which to answer committee questions in a forthright, non-evasive, honest, judicially transparent way, so that we may, as a nation, finally have the Supreme Court confirmation conversation that we deserve.

Because Martha clearly wasn't attending to my needs in the proper manner, I decided to revise my options.

If you cannot decide upon the most proper manner in which to mourn the great man, may I recommend his rendition of "Little Drummer Boy," from his 2012 EP "Heavy Metal Christmas"?

An important recent focus has centered on the proper manner in which to incorporate trends in employment outcomes that may differ across geographic areas where minimum wages follow different paths over time.

If the baskets were not improperly used, the adequate service that we have now would be able to service the baskets in a proper manner before they get to the point of overflowing".

Cameron, who was angered last week by the court's decision to block the deportation of Abu Qatada to Jordan, is expected to use his speech in Strasbourg on Wednesday to call for a "filtering" system to prevent cases that are dealt with in a proper manner from being referred to the court.