Sentence examples for provision of operating from inspiring English sources

He has, in particular, advocated the provision of operating funds for new labs created through CFI funding.

The only elements of Newfoundland's ECEC system that conformed to an inclusive liberal model were a pilot project to create an early development instrument for children to be administered in the second half of kindergarten and the provision of operating grants directly to centers to accommodate children with special needs.

This will require the provision of operating equations so that the end-users can set the pressures and feed flowrates to obtain the desired cell culture environment.

The physicochemical cell culture environment can be controlled with the permeate flowrate, so this aim necessitates the provision of operating equations that enable end-users to set the pressures and feed flowrates to obtain their desired culture environment.

But provisions in those operating agreements also usually require owners to cover the costs of operating the hotels, in addition to paying the hotel manager a fee, often a percentage of gross revenue.

The '151 patent relates to an improvement in the provision of control information to devices operated in a wireless communications environment, such as on an LTE-based wireless communications network.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/13/93/prepub We thank the Canadian Institutes of Health Research for provision of an operating grant MOP-86504.

That meant Apple and Google would be competing not only for the provision of mobile phone operating systems – through the Apple iPhone's OS X and Google's Android – but also on standard computers, through Apple's Mac OS X and Google's ChromeOS, and for browsers, where Apple's Safari is available for the Windows and Apple platforms – as is Google's Chrome browser.

"This would mean that probably by the end of the week – unless the situation is resolved – provision of emergency care, operating theatres, incubators and cold storage for vaccines would no longer be functional in many hospitals across the country.

Yet another source of over-provisioning is operating system minimum free space limits; some operating systems maintain a certain minimum free space per drive, particularly on the boot or main drive.

This, coupled with medical care provision operating 'off-site', meant that the process of the supply of medicines to IC patients in such facilities was more logistically challenging.