Sentence examples for sir in order from inspiring English sources

In this work, we apply SIR in order to mitigate the error propagation effect due to the erroneous decoding at the relay.

Sir, In order to address the public concern that the use of mobile phones could increase the risk of brain tumours Schoemaker et al have conducted a case control study to assess the risk of acoustic neuroma in relation to mobile phone use in 678 cases and 3553 controls.

In this case, we are interested in the low SIR region of the SIR distribution in order to evaluate the cell coverage.

They are lobbying for an upgrade to Sir Doug Nicholls Oval in order to be able to increase professionalism and raise their own revenue.

He was accused of intending "to levy war" against the president, Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara, "in order to put constraint on the legitimate legislature and overtake the legitimate legislature" using armed force.

Carried out by the 3rd Army under General Sir Julian Byng in order to relieve pressure on the French front, the offensive consisted of an assault against the Germans' Hindenburg line along a 10-mile (16-kilometre) front some 8 miles (13 km) west of Cambrai in northern France.

For a short time in 1806 he gave command of the Channel fleet to his second-in-command Sir Charles Cotton in order that he might travel to Portugal on a particular mission.

I confess: I regularly trawl the aisles of Deptford ASDA of a Saturday, cunningly disguised as Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, in order to eavesdrop on their conversations to generate material for my next album.

I confess: I regularly trawl the aisles of Deptford ASDA on Saturdays, cunningly disguised as Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, in order to eavesdrop on their conversations to generate material for my next album.

The province's chief justice, Sir Brian Kerr, in ordering a new trial, said a properly directed jury would have found "sufficient" factual basis for the criticism.

When RBS launched its consortium bid for ABN it was made clear that LaSalle was the jewel in the Dutch crown that RBS chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin wanted in order to turn Royal Bank into a US banking big hitter.