Sentence examples for submission using from inspiring English sources
Upon login, it requires the user to submit a password and re-verify that submission using an additional passcode, such as a PIN that's been sent to a second piece of equipment (your mobile device, for example).
The student teachers were required to apply the skills and knowledge they had learned about ICT skills and concepts of ICT in education to create digital learning materials for young children in a wiki environment and to peer assess their projects prior to formal submission using an assessment rubric created by the author.
Make no mistake, mandatory minimums and the conspiracy law are being used as tools by the Department of Justice to force citizens into submission using fear of long prison terms if a suspect refuses to plead guilty and become an informant.
Genome sequence was prepared for National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) submission using Sequin [83].The adenine residue of the start codon of the Cdc6-1(mru0001) gene was chosen as the first base for the M1 genome.
Automatically generated annotation information was downloaded from IMG/ER to construct the feature file (.tbl) required for NCBI submission using sort and concatenation functions in Excel.
We now also send a second 'reminder' e-mail, 2 weeks after the original one, to those authors who have not completed a submission using the FTYP tool.
("Tapping out" is a gesture of submission used by a fighter locked in a hold of excruciating pain).
The winning team's final submission used a highly complex ensemble of models [32] using a combination of features including: byte 4-gram instruction counts, function names and derived assembly features, assembly op-code n-grams, disassembled code segment counts, and image based features using the binary file data.
In wolves and rhesus monkeys, that look is thought to be a sign of submission used when greeting a superior.
The questionnaire was also made available online for web-based submission (used by 24 respondents).
Several playwrights suggested that the O'Neill could continue open submissions using volunteers.
