Sentence examples for sustained pipeline from inspiring English sources

To prevent antimicrobial resistance from repeatedly becoming a major public health threat after each new antibiotic launch, it is important that we have a diverse, vibrant, and sustained pipeline of new agents.

Maintaining excellence at the highest educational levels requires sustaining the pipeline from the lower levels.

The use of a venturi tube to sustain the pipeline pressure in the dense-phase pneumatic conveying of pulverized coal system is promising for its application to the pressurized entrained-flow coal gasification process, in spite of the limited knowledge of the fundamentals of the gas solid flow through the venturi tubes at high-pressure and dense-phase pneumatic transport conditions.

Proactive monitoring and frequent inspection are critical for maintaining pipeline health such that safe and efficient functionalities of pipelines can be sustained for a longer period.

We explore the design space of SPE arrays, and find that the design of six cascaded SPEs with a single pipeline achieves the sustained performance of 383 GFlops and the performance per power of 8.41 GFlops/W with a stream bandwidth of only 7.2 GB/s.

A woman who may lose her arm from an injury she sustained this week during a Dakota Access Pipeline protest was hit by a police concussion grenade, according to two people who say they witnessed the clash.

Railbeds and roads sustained damage, while broken gas and oil pipelines caused spills and environmental damage in the Lower San Jacinto River and Galveston Bay.

Using multiple instances of the pipeline, linear scaling of the peak and sustained performance can be achieved.

The majority of the lowering occurs within 2 years of pipeline laying and appears to result from sustained ambient tidal and soliton currents as opposed to large storms.

Drafting well, developing young players, and having a deep and talented infrastructure coming through the pipeline are the most proven plan for sustained success.

"When higher price inflation is also in the pipeline, even a strong labour market may struggle to deliver sustained real wage improvements for most UK workers".