Sentence examples for set to recover from inspiring English sources
Offer states the opportunity to participate in the system at a fee set to recover the cost of the services provided to each state.
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is set to recover £4.4 million lost in a bribery scandal at an African oil company subsequently bought by Glencore.
Decisions are evaluated from the point of view of a transmission investor trying to maximize its own profits in the time period set to recover the capital invested.
The cornerstone of the proposed approach lies in the introduction of a fictive (or virtual) chemical species, the physical characteristics of which are set to recover some essential properties of combustion and flames.
The cold snap is expected to be short lived however, with temperatures set to recover on Thursday, and London and the south east likely to escape the snow all together.
For the first time in 150 years and after more than 50 years of conservation efforts, the number of saddleback giant tortoises (Chelonoidis ephippium) seems set to recover unaided on Pinzón Island in the Galapagos archipelago.
"Sometimes, they just need a bit of time in a quiet setting to recover," he said.
In constructing this conceptual framework, we used validated approaches to extract information from large data sets and to handle missing data, a practical reality in clinical medicine, and thereby developed a promising approach for integrating diverse and heterogeneous data sets to recover meaningful patterns.
In our models, the proton radiation belt is set to have recovered to the original state rather abruptly at the end of November 1991.
In these analyses, "target" phylogenies are generated from large amounts of sequence data, and then subsamples of the full data set are analyzed to determine the fraction of the full data set required to recover the target phylogeny [ 8, 15, 16].
The key observation on which this paper is based is that, when the threshold parameter t is set to zero, we recover the standard median filter: y_{k} |_{t = 0} = m_{k}.
