Sentence examples for provide initially from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is recommended to provide initially stronger pavement structures.
The recommendation in this case is to provide initially stronger pavement structures.
This case report describes the use of a bronchial blocker (BB) with a wheel-controlled tip (Cohen flexitip endobronchial blocker) to provide initially middle and lower right lobe isolation and then right lung isolation (RLI) during right lower lobectomy in a patient with compromised pulmonary function preoperatively.
To address the need to provide initially appropriate antibacterial therapy, many advocate a strategy based on de-escalation.
The necessary funds for maintaining them were provided initially by local gentry.
He said that $4 million would be provided initially to Indonesia and that in all, the administration expected to spend about $50 million over the next two years for counterterrorism programs.
A brief introduction is provided initially describing the underlying mechanisms and high-shear granulation equipment, and giving the readers an overview of QbD and its principles.
Analysis results show that the concept of SIWIS system works in providing initially high stiffness followed by an isolation of infill wall from interaction with the confining frame.
In contrast, the comparison condition employed a Direct Instruction (DI) learning design in which the teacher instruction was provided initially, followed by the students working on the same computer models and challenge problems as the experimental group.
Electrical discharge machining (EDM) is carried out on the composite alloy Al 4032 with tool as copper electrode where input parameters such as Pulse ON, (μS) Pulse OFF (μS) Current (Amps) is provided initially to set up the machining process.
Using matching funds provided initially by the County of Humboldt and later by the State of California, the Save-the-Redwoods Save-the-Redwoods Save-the-Redwoods Leaguerated or managede redwood groves and a few entore forests in the 1920s.
