Sentence examples for suitably managing from inspiring English sources

Droplets can then be moved, merged, split, or processed in many other ways by suitably managing the hydrodynamic parameters of the LoC.

Nevertheless, Whitmarsh is adamant that the situation can be suitably managed.

The 14 cm × 40 cm dimension was chosen because it makes a midway size system between the systems used in the field and those used in the laboratory and can be suitably managed.

SRC, certainly in its establishment phase, and, if suitably managed, in early post-harvest rotation, offers significant winter seed resource which within one resource, such as spear thistle (Cirsium vulgare), may change its bird availability depending whether it is upright when used by finches or fallen when utilised by ground feeding thrushes.

and root zone pH that differ from their typical native habitats, and there are examples of other plants native to wet soils that perform suitably under managed landscape systems.

The two latter platforms are suitably structured for managing barcoding data.

"It is nice to see someone being suitably parsimonious," said Justin Urquhart Stewart, the managing director of Seven Investment Management, who spotted Carney on the tube.

The finale was suitably tense, but Biarritz managed to hang on for a 25-20 win that moves them to the top of Pool 6.

Sussex are suitably unimpressed and Adams said last night: "That is why Ronnie does what he does, which is not managing or coaching a cricket team, because he clearly doesn't have a clue".

So, with more than a bit of collusion from suitably nationalist referees, policymakers in Ankara managed last season to help a pretty shoddy second-division team from the largest Kurd-dominated province, Diyarbakir, win promotion to the first division.

The first G8 dementia summit certainly managed to produce some suitably eye-catching rhetoric, but as the dust settles the real task is turning those words into meaningful action.