Sentence examples for suitably support from inspiring English sources
But it is obviously far from clear whether the ordinary notion of soul, as it develops from the Homeric poems down to the end of the fifth century, is a well-formed, coherent notion, one that can suitably support the very prominent role that Plato assigns to the soul, in the Phaedo as well as in other dialogues.
One end of each beam is connected on either side of the column flange and the other end is suitably supported in order to simulate simply supported conditions.
Computerised data collection may be especially important if results are to inform actual consultations, but would require suitably supported technology to permit this [ 65, 66].
Goofy, nimble, and brightly charismatic, Hecht proves to be a deft physical comedian, and Fumusa, though charged with crutches and several appalling accents, provides suitably hunky support.
Suitably improved support connections were developed to improve the shear capacity of LSBs based on test results.
Further, a sequence G n x Open image in new window, with suitably chosen support, is also introduced in the new correction functional.
It is plausible that homeowners in PHP settlements, who construct their own dwellings with the assistance of a suitably qualified support organization, have greater input into how their dwelling is designed and built.
Can a PBLT project provide opportunities to develop the student autonomy skills, such as seeking out suitably qualified support staff and framing questions to assist with ongoing EAP writing queries outside class?
But it was Mr. Guy who was the exuberant lead singer on the 1957 song "Searchin'," which featured an "alley" piano style -- essentially two bass notes played alternately on every second beat -- and suitably rough vocal support from the rest of the group.
Methods from the literature are suitably combined to support the overall goal.
Here we argue that single-hop D2D technology can be used to further improve cellular networks performance if the key D2D radio resource management algorithms are suitably extended to support multi-hop D2D communications.
