Sentence examples for put forward to use from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a new dry-type filtration dust collection method is put forward to use in the construction of large tunnels, and a dry-type filtration dust collection device is designed.

If the PCT has extra money, then cases are usually put forward to use that resource…based upon an assessment of need…if you look at the investment programme of the PCT over a number of years we've put services into those areas with high needs and a lack of services and they've worked…to a variable extent.

(ID7, commissioner) If the PCT has extra money, then cases are usually put forward to use that resource…based upon an assessment of need…if you look at the investment programme of the PCT over a number of years we've put services into those areas with high needs and a lack of services and they've worked…to a variable extent.

A moral system that all rational persons, in this sense of rational, would put forward to be used by all moral agents in guiding their conduct is what I call a public system.

Based on these, an optimization strategy for allocating active power of WF is put forward to realize different optimization objectives using wind power forecasting technology [6, 7, 8].

The several strategies put forward to maximize ease-of-use of RADAR by nursing staff appear to have been successful since all RN and LPN who completed the RADAR feasibility and acceptability questionnaire reported that RADAR items were easy to understand and easy to rate by observing the patient during the medication distribution process.

The main focus of this study is put forward to solar energy potential in Turkey using artificial neural networks (ANNs).

Therefore, generalized Correntropy (GC) is put forward to further improve the robustness, which uses generalized Gaussian density (GGD) function as kernel.

One explanation put forward to account for differences in CAM use across the urban/non-urban divide has been poor access to and/or lack of satisfaction with conventional health services in non-urban regions [ 19- 25].

But in Shibata's case, at least, the two seem to have used each other.Shibata, a news reporter, heard of a plan put forward in America to use television to spread anti-communist propaganda around the world, with the former enemies West Germany and Japan as the bases.

In 2003, while the Government of Pakistan was looking for ways to increase the country's strategic store of oil to 90 days, the PMDC put forward a proposal to use the Khewra mines to store strategic oil reserves.