Sentence examples for proposal was determined from inspiring English sources
A new design proposal was determined with the topology optimisation approach, and then design optimisation by response surface methodology was effectively used to improve the new clutch fork design.
Once the committee scored all of the proposals, the proposals were ranked and a short list of the top five proposals was determined and then further discussed and ranked to identify the top three proposals and finally the highest ranked proposal.
He said plans which had been presented to the unions as "discussion points" were now being put forward as formal proposals that the Government was determined to implement.
Returning to live out his autumn years, he stood to lose a hefty slice of his retirement fund if the proposals went through but was determined his country should not be brought to its knees by a group of smarmy spivs in smart suits.
Returning to see out his autumn years he stood to lose a hefty slice of his retirement funds if the proposals went through, but was determined his country should not be brought to its knees by a group of smarmy spivs in smart suits.
In order to attain an adequate acceptance rate and good mixing, the proposal scaling for the MCMC was determined during an initial tuning stage.
Despite the setback, I was determined to write another book and thus I became a one-woman book-proposal factory.
The agency's impasse means that the fate of the proposal could be determined by the outcome of the election.
Willis said it was a "good idea", but that the effectiveness of the tracking proposal would be determined by the fine print.
Councillor Parkin said the proposals should be determined by the planning committee within 13 weeks, and he added: "They have changed it to take into account local concerns, and it could create some jobs locally, so yes, it is looking good".
Keneally said that, when Obeid rang her at home in 2010 to advocate for the proposal, she told him: "The proposal was going to be determined on its merits.
