Sentence examples for specially successful from inspiring English sources
One of the key tools or ideas used in the proofs of Theorem 3 is the following simple but specially successful conclusion: If f ( x ) is a function defined on an infinite interval I ⊆ R and it satisfies lim x → ∞ f ( x ) = δ and f ( x ) − f ( x + ε ) > 0 for x ∈ I and some fixed number ε > 0, then f ( x ) > δ on I.
The continued piling on in our popular press that men, specially successful and handsome men, are guilty of evil just because of their gender and their looks is nothing less than the bigotry fought by MLK and others during the Civil Rights Movement, by brave women who fought for Equal Rights, and currently by homosexuals seeking the right to marry.
In this contribution from France, progressing cavity pumps manufacturer PCM Pompes, discusses the successful application of specially designed, large-scale PCPs as booster pumps in an oil field transfer operation.
Allan said that Channel 4 has been successful selling some specially-tailored TV advertising packages, such as for the opening ceremony, but admitted that it is a unique event.
In this work, the successful coupling of a specially designed microelectrochemical cell and direct online multi-elemental trace analysis by ICP-MS is presented.
In-flight refueling was tested via a specially equipped prototype (39‐4) used in successful trials with a Royal Air Force VC10 in 1998.
Perhaps the government will abandon Nuristan, or perhaps it will pick its own winner and call this "A SUCCESSFUL AND JUST ELECTION SPECIALLY FOR NURISTAN PROVINCE, THE MOST BACKWARD, POOR, BEAUTIFUL, AND FORGOTTEN PROVINCE OF AFGHANISTAN.
Due to the very complicated blades of the impeller, a specially designed split die was adopted for successful forging of the impeller.
The evidence from the Alemayehu 2004 study suggests that surgery performed by a specially-trained integrated eye worker is as successful as that undertaken by an ophthalmologist.
At its heart was the specially commissioned BBC Micro, one of the most successful and influential computers Britain has produced.
The second performance criterion [10] is the probability of a successful track crossover, and it is specially designed for scenario 1.
