Sentence examples for temporarily applied from inspiring English sources

Alicia Hartinger, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said independent practitioners "will generally have an equal level of protection in the individual market as they would have if they were buying in the small-group market". She said the president's offer to restore canceled polices temporarily applied to association coverage, if states and insurers agreed.

Also, for the Abiotic Series, some stresses were applied continuously over 24h, while others were temporarily applied.

Usually, the basketball lines and boundaries are permanently painted on the floor and the volleyball lines must be temporarily applied and easily removed again.

Emanuel came under criticism as activists pointed out that new requirements initially said to only temporarily apply to the May summits would be the new law of the land in Chicago.

Specifically, optical tweezers can be used to temporarily apply a resistive load and 'reset' the competition between the motors.

Temporarily applying an EIP maneuver during PSV may be problematic; it interferes with the patient's breathing, predisposing to patient and ventilator breathing asynchrony, that is, the patient attempts to spontaneously inhale and exhale during the pause, causing erroneous measurements of Pplt.

One then considers a to be temporarily "fixed", applies recursion on b to define a function "a + ", and pastes these unary operations for all a together to form the full binary operation.

But the technique is usually selectively applied, temporarily isolating one player from the larger context of other actors and the production as a whole.

Another memorial, designed for a dissident who had been officially denied a tombstone, consists of a stencil-cut of a funerary inscription that can be temporarily but repeatedly applied to the site of the grave.

A back slab was applied temporarily for 4 weeks until consolidation of the distraction gap.

This behavior is caused by an increase in molecular rearrangements that serve to temporarily relax the applied compressive load.