Sentence examples for provides readings from inspiring English sources

The report, which provides readings on the American economy by region,lifted hopes for a rebound.

The Federal Reserve's beige book, which provides readings on the economy by region, indicated that Americans were under a strain from rising energy and food costs.

Investors appeared unfazed by the Federal Reserve's beige book, which provides readings on the economy by region and indicated that business conditions had slowed in recent months.

The NWS provides readings from about 1,000 locations in America, whereas AWS has a network more than six times denser, says Bob Marshall, the company's boss.

Mr. Adamo succeeds Deborah Drattell, who is to remain with the City Opera as director of the Showcasing American Composers project, which provides readings of new works with the company's orchestra and singers.

In his review, some of the errors he points out in Mr. Faggen's transcriptions are tiny, on the order of typographical errors: "the 's' in 'bags' should be struck through;" " 'not goal' should read 'no goal.' " But Mr. Sitar also notes that Mr. Faggen leaves out or deems illegible multiple lines — and in at least two instances, drafts of poems — for which Mr. Sitar provides readings.

The instruments just described provide readings in analogue form, by moving a pointer that indicates voltage on a scale.

Within the next 15 years or so, most of the data that will be used to monitor, understand, analyze, and plan the systems of smart sustainable cities will come from digital sensing of observations, transactions, and movements associated with the operating and organizing processes of urban life, which can provide readings on many environmental, social, economic, and physical phenomena.

Attitudes are fostered by visits to patient care units [l], watching films [j], or discussing provided readings [k].

ABGs are determined using an automated analyser (ABL800 Flex Radiometer, Copenhagen, Denmark), providing readings for arterial partial pressures of O2 (Pand) and carbon dioxide (PaCO2).

The two methods can provide readings that differ by a consistent amount across magnitude (fixed bias) or that differ by a changing amount across magnitude (proportional bias).