Sentence examples for taking in to from inspiring English sources

A thorough pinch analysis study of the industrial process, taking in to account non-continuous operating rates, should be performed to evaluate the utility demand profile.

Taking in to account of the aforementioned vision, the electric power industry is promoting generation of wind power and integration into the US interconnection grids.

In fact, taking in to account the whole time period of investigation this increase in the number of species found was highest between the first two decades (1976 1980 versus 1981 19901976 1980 versus 1981 1990

The flow of a viscous, incompressiable and electrically conducting nanofluid flow over a stretching sheet under the influence of a transverse magnetic field is investigated taking in to account the effect of non-linear thermal radiation, newtonian heating and partial velocity slip.

The radiant floor heating/cooling systems are more often used in new designed and modernized buildings, what renewed the interest in the study of the characteristic parameters, which are taking in to account by dimensioning or detailed scientific analyzes of such a systems.

This approach increases the chances for the adoption of the improvements as compared to many improved cookstove programs (as discussed in the previous subsections) that build a new cookstove (without taking in to account the existing cooking practice) and try to disseminate it in a particular context.

Karnaeva's husband has been taken in to custody.

"Importantly it doesn't take in to account offline influence.

DD: How much money have you taken in to date?

The effects of both ferrohydrodynamic and magnetohydrodynamic have been taken in to account.

Here PUMA 560 robot arm has been taken in to consideration.