Sentence examples for structure deliver from inspiring English sources

At no time did the [group's former] non-UK structure deliver any significant tax advantage and, of the entities in question all have been dissolved or are in a liquidation process".

The electrodes with a modified structure deliver a significant improvement to mechanical stability as well as battery performance compared to conventional electrodes with the original structural design.

New 3D volumetric hip and spine quantitative computed tomography (QCT) techniques and high-resolution MDCT for evaluation of bone structure deliver doses to patients from 1 to 3 mSv.

"A Charm/A Blade" is a good illustration of this principle: it has this album's most rhetorical structure, delivered with those crowded vocal harmonies, which sound more festive than oppressive.

That structure delivered competitive pricing for clients — which on paper is great for the homeowner.

During the first lithiation at C/5, NFP/C was able to uptake more than six lithium ions into the structure delivering a capacity of 736.63 mAh g−1.

The new menu structure delivers easier access and better visibility related to the DVR function of the Moxi HD DVR, such as available hard drive space and other Moxi HD DVR related recording and scheduling functions.

By introducing a 4 nm alucone organic layer inside and separating them into four equal layers inside the TFE structure, the hybrid structure delivers a considerably lower gas permeation (WVTR = 9.94 × 10−5 g/m2/day), higher flexibility, and transparency performance.

The Single Agreement (colored in blue) indicates that the submitter was not confident enough to verify the most probable structure delivered by the program or did not respond back to confirm.

The extensive and systematic monitoring coverage during the first three months after construction of a circular tunnel structure delivers an important contribution to the understanding of the tunnels' behavior between the construction phase and the final stabilized shape.

Scottish Athletics chief executive Nigel Holl said that the priorities for the new appointment would be "long-term and making making sure the structures deliver the right support to the right athletes and coaches when they need it".