Sentence examples for subsequently assisted from inspiring English sources

He was an instrumental part of the significant industrial growth of ITT Europe during the time of the legendary Harold Geneen and subsequently assisted Geneens successor, Rand Araskog, in the merger and subsequent sale of ITT Telecommunications to Alcatel of France.

Several others subsequently assisted with internal reforms, but after 1622 the zemsky sobor declined in importance; the last one was convened in 1653.

Shapley was subsequently assisted in his studies of clusters by Henrietta Swope and Helen Battles Sawyer (later Hogg).

It subsequently assisted the evacuation of many European civilians from the war-zone, with many being flown out, while others moved by ship or overland to Port Moresby.

Chodkiewicz subsequently assisted Chancellor and Great Crown Hetman Jan Zamoyski in his victorious Wallachian campaign, in which Chodkiewicz participated in the battle of Ploiești on 15 October 1600.

It was first tested on 15 November 1912 and subsequently assisted in laying depots for the summer sledging parties, but its use during the expedition was minimal.

This implies that the Raman active optical phonons are excited due to external energy and subsequently assist the band-to-band recombination (UV region) and transitions due to different surface states and defects (blue and green region).

A better understanding of rock mass dilation around the excavation helps us to predict or anticipate displacements and extent and shape of the failed zone, and subsequently assist design of proper ground support systems.

Flow statistics may reveal anomalies triggered by large scale malicious events (typically massive Distributed Denial of Service attacks) and subsequently assist networked resource owners/operators to raise mitigation policies against these threats.

A strong proponent of Religious Zionism, Gold helped found in New York the first branch of Mizrahi (the Religious Zionists of America) in the United States in 1914 (he would subsequently assist in the founding of many of its other branches in North America).

According to Ramaker et al. (2002) [ 35], factor analysis is often used to measure the inter-correlation of the instrument's components, which subsequently assists in condensing the number of dimensions in the instrument by grouping the related items under the same dimension.