Sentence examples for the initial resolution from inspiring English sources

Annealings above 80 °C allowed the recovery of the initial resolution but not the initial efficiency.

"When the initial resolution was approved in 2006, the thinking at the time was that we would have two new teams every year," the NFL's vice-president of international operations, Chris Parsons, said.

The resolution was far less broad than the initial resolution put forward by the White House, which members of both parties said was too open-ended and could conceivably allow military action throughout the Middle East.

But he added this would require "hard evidence" of non-compliance, and non-cooperation with the initial resolution by Saddam, specifically by failing to take "his final opportunity" to cooperate with the UN weapons inspectors.

Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla)., who is among the Jewish members involved in crafting the initial resolution, rose to defend it and, according to one member present who spoke on the condition of anonymity, grew emotional.

Given this posture, it is not surprising that the en banc Court of Appeals did not deny the existence of a floating bubble zone, but left the initial resolution of the floating bubble controversy to the District Court.

In order to further improve the resolution, the initial result is updated similar to [16].

The units reported in the temporal x-axis are days (the temporal scaling was done starting from the 100 milliseconds initial resolution), while the vertical axis represents frequency.

In Figure 2, the horizontal axis represent days (the temporal scaling was done starting from the 100 milliseconds initial resolution), while the vertical axis represents frequency.

With a Republican majority in both the House and the Senate, an initial resolution of disapproval of the Iran deal could pass with limited bipartisan support, which would prompt Obama to veto the bill.

'(H ere, as Judge Hays points out, the federal claim seems more apt for initial resolution by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, than by the courts.