Sentence examples for satisfactorily discharge from inspiring English sources

Cobalt is expensive, but scientists thought that only metals like cobalt could satisfactorily discharge the current.

Mr. Clinton argued to the Supreme Court that the demands of sitting for a deposition in the Paula Jones case would leave him unable to discharge satisfactorily his unique constitutional responsibilities.

However, the model without computational schemes for frost-induced changes on soil hydraulic properties satisfactorily reproduced drain discharge during most spring periods, and the amount of measured TLR was low during most springs, which indicates that typically frost-induced changes on TLR generation may be small.

All children in kerosene oil, medicine and insecticide groups were discharged satisfactorily, however, 3 children (60%) in bathroom cleaners expired within 48 hours of admission due to respiratory failure.

The demo plant satisfactorily met the local effluent discharge limits during both the summer and winter periods.

The polythiophene electrodes behave very satisfactorily in terms of charge-discharge efficiency and cyclability.

With the aid of the ALE approach, in principle almost a complete silo discharge process may be simulated satisfactorily without mesh distortion problems, which are often encountered in modelling silo discharge using a continuum approach.

From three-electrode impedance measurements and the theoretical analysis of the phenomenological equivalent circuit, the proportional contribution of the internal resistances to the total polarization is satisfactorily analyzed as a function of the pulse discharging time.

He is recovering satisfactorily and we expect that he will be discharged in the coming days.

Most (61%) of the AEs resulted in no physical or minimal impairment or disability, and were satisfactorily resolved during the admission, or within one month from discharge.

Log-normal distribution predicted peak discharge more or less properly; whereas gamma distribution did not satisfactorily estimate the peak discharge.