Sentence examples for the various end from inspiring English sources
The various end devices in a pneumatic system are linked to the air receiver by pipes, tubes or hoses.
These earlier ideas were undoubtedly too simple, but electrophysiologists have confirmed the view that the various end organs respond to specific stimuli.
The various end organs were at one time, therefore, somewhat arbitrarily assigned as monitors of one or another of these qualities.
The chapter then goes on to briefly describe important considerations in the design process and the various end uses for woven fabric.
It focuses on the difficulties encountered during system development with respect to (1) changing opinions in society on the nature of measures to be assessed, (2) changes in IT-technology and (3) different views of the various end user organisations.
The results of the PSA show that the average frequency of an accident at this complex that could affect the population is 7 × 10−8 year−1 which is divided into the various end states.
This paper presents a physiologically based model, describing the dynamic formation of the various end-products in the biodesulfurization process.
The assessment model has been designed to allow for customization by the various end-users and is capable of being upgraded to accommodate other input parameters of importance to pedestrain comfort, such as noise and air quality.
Four main catalytic hydro-processing technologies of light cycle oil (LCO) were investigated in detail under typical pilot-scale operations aiming to provide industrial analysis of oil quality upgrading and to meet the various end-use applications.
Promotour, Promopub, Promotone, and Musidor, firms based in Holland, for tax reasons, handle the various ends of the Stones' business concerns, and everything is watched over by teams of accountants, immigration lawyers, security experts, and, until very recently, an aristocratic business adviser named Prince Rupert zu Loewenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg.
These public decision makers are reasonably held responsible for the full effects of their decisions and actions on the various ends and purposes for which government is in whole or in part responsible.
