Sentence examples for rated to provide from inspiring English sources

Schoolbook is inviting any teacher who was rated to provide her or his response or explanation.

For the sample of cells considered in this work, cells rated to provide high power are found to be subject to faster degradation at low temperatures compared to high-energy cells, probably due to little self-heating.

The design of the AGPS is very challenging, as it shall be rated to provide about 55 MW at 1 MV dc in quasi steady-state conditions; moreover, the procurement of the system is shared between the European Domestic Agency (F4E) and the Japanese Domestic Agency (JADA), resulting in additional design complication due to the need of a common definition of the interface parameters.

The items are rated to provide graded measurements, i.e., "strongly agree", "agree", "disagree" or "strongly disagree".

In 2009, a role-play (approx. five minutes) with simulated patients was videotaped for each student at the beginning (t0) and end (t1 for SCS, t2 for PMS) of the course and was subsequently rated to provide a more objective measure in addition to the self-evaluation questionnaires.

In addition, central banks have been lending at low rates to provide liquidity.

"C&G sets its rates to provide a fair and reasonable balance to both our borrowers and savers with rates that are competitive within the market place".

Programmers can also rev up his metabolic rate to provide a good, sweaty simulation of road rage, said one of his creators, John Rugh, a senior mechanical engineer.

Mr. Daus said that having two fare rates to provide an incentive for the owners to buy the cabs, and to show the riding public that they're getting more for a higher fare, was an interesting idea.

Washington, in thrall to austerity, has abandoned one of the most immediate and powerful tools for supporting growth and jobs, namely, borrowing at today's low rates to provide direct fiscal aid to states.

Progress has been slow, in part because the government has set a cautious pace in offering more medical insurance and pensions, forcing many Chinese to maintain high savings rates to provide their own safety net.