Sentence examples for sheets for which from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the developed spectral element is able to represent the flexibility of the core resulting into independent wave motions in the face sheets, for which a finite element method needs huge degrees of freedom.

If you need to approve more than one time sheet, use the navigation buttons in Atlas to move to the next or previous time sheet or to see an overview of all the time sheets for which you have approval authority.

In Experiment 1, there were 30 different configurations of pairs of sheets for which the successful response (pulling a sheet with a food item resting on its surface) was reinforced with food, as shown in Fig.  1.

Schreier said that Sequoia's portfolio companies, on the other hand, are successful more than 50percentt of the time, so he suggested the students can use the Sequoia website as a "cheat sheet" for which companies to work for.

The travel tips you read in popular books and magazines are often more a like a tip sheet for which places will soon be overrun and ruined.

The documents were removed after 40 min and were replaced with the question sheet, for which we permitted a roughly 25-min student answer period (for detailed information, see Section I: Test 1 in the Supplemental Material).

In the call, Enron gave a few new details about the off-balance-sheet investments for which it has guaranteed more than $3 billion in debt.

We now know, courtesy of Enron, that companies may carry additional obligations that are hidden from investors' view, shunted off the balance sheet but for which shareholders of the company remain on the hook.

Rubin, the FCIC members suggested, may have been responsible – together with fellow top Citigroup management – for keeping the value of the mortgage securities that were stuck on the bank's balance sheet and for which they couldn't find buyers, inflated.

Shares of the El Paso Corporation, a natural gas company, fell 6.5percentt yesterday when it disclosed that it had secured almost $2 billion in financing from partnerships it had moved off its balance sheet but for which El Paso shareholders remained ultimately at risk.

Many of these structured debt instruments are bought by banks in other countries using off-balance-sheet entities for which they make little capital provision and about which banking supervisors know virtually nothing.Financial supervisors tend to be sober and calm, but that tale ought to bring any half-competent regulator out in a cold sweat.