Sentence examples for that manage both from inspiring English sources
The methodology employed to achieve such a functionality is based on a NLP method that manage both IDM-TRIZ concepts and patent corpuses contents.
However, with the loss of Calypso, loss of Lorsban use at PF, and loss of Guthion and other contact insecticides efficacious against CM, we are left with fewer broad spectrum insecticides that manage both PC and CM.
A master can easily learn whether there is no data activity in the network using the MAC protocol rules and the state of the two distributed logical queues that manage both the collision resolution and the transmission of data (see Section 2.2 for an overview of the MAC protocol operation and [4] for the details of the protocol rules).
This paper describes a front-end IC that manages both power reception and bi-directional data communication.
For Virginia leaders, as well as the agency that manages both airports, it is a deeply troubling development.
Mr. Sierra took fragments of Sephardic melodies and wrought them into a chain of songs that managed both to evoke their tradition and present an interesting, contemporary surface.
But it was a music and a message that managed both to be of their time and to endure beyond it.
The aim of this project is to develop a hybrid system that manages both genetically controlled biological production of materials and products along with the photactivability of a semiconductor system.
Today an analysis by parliament's watchdog, the National Audit Office NAOO), reveals the offshore company that managed both deals is legally set to avoid paying hundreds of millions of pounds of tax to the very offices making tax demands on you.
This paper describes the details of this molten salt reference plant design as developed over the past two years, as well as a potential scenario for staged initial commercial deployment that manages both risk and cost.
The combination of rosemary and mint leads to a fascinating result: a piney-sweet clarity that manages both to intensify the grassy taste of the lamb and to cut the unctuousness of its fat.
