Sentence examples for providing well from inspiring English sources

They can rest easy: Oliver is soon stopping to pick up Guardians at little newsagents on his journey from Rhondda to Orkney - there's a pervading sense of place - and the clues keep providing, well, clues: driving the action, yielding unhurriedly and playfully, like a good crossword.

The generator aims at providing well referenced T waves for structural health monitoring applications.

We thank Prof. Dr. S. Siegesmund for permission to use the tectonic laboratory and Dr. J. Reinecker for providing well data and discussion of the results.

eTOXlab can be seen as a wrapper that provides the modelers all the services required for integrating their models in a complete prediction system providing well structured model building and prediction workflows, structure normalization and version management.

Different aspects of the estimation and control of the respiratory quotient (RQ) have been investigated for the purpose of providing well characterized microaerobic, or oxygen limited, conditions in chemostat cultures.

We obtain a clustering approach for trees by implementing classical statistical tests on this parameter, thus providing well balanced drawings of trees offering better aspect ratios which can be useful when dealing with large, irregular hierarchical data.

They'd probably hire the same companies now providing well-trained, well-paid workers to those overseas airports.

Condé Nast Traveler was introduced in 1987 as a self-proclaimed alternative to travel publications that played up fluff and fantasy at the expense of providing well-traveled, well-heeled readers with realistic information about potential destinations.

He and a team of designers furnished university bedsitting rooms and common rooms, providing well-designed desk units and seating complemented by attractive rugs, the "university" blanket (in 10 colourways), bedspreads and curtains – "I believe good patterns and colours help the student," he said.

They may also serve as crime "attractors," providing well-known opportunities for crimes.

Other examples of societies providing well-structured information are to be found in Germany and Switzerland.