Sentence examples for through an operation of from inspiring English sources

The regeneration of urban centres should keep pace with the rebirth of the territory and the environment through an operation of "riterritorializzazione", the conversion of non-places into genuine places.

This non-linearity shrinks small distortions and allows to account for saturation in case of consecutive degradations of the same block through an operation of hard limiting.

This presence, to which the mind is constantly directed without any mediation, albeit through an operation of which we are almost always unaware (intelligere abditum), is for Henry what directs the mind itself to all authentic knowledge (Emery 2001).

If he goes through with an operation, of course, he may well figure that he has to play to protect his investment.

We formulate a mixed integer programming (MIP) model with specific downsizing features, which maximizes the utilization of investment resources through a combined operation of demand selection and production assets reallocation.

IDT formalizes designers' verbal statements as either analytic or synthetic propositions through a cyclic operation of "specify-ideate-validate" at each abstraction level to generate a design concept which is logically feasible, functionally simple, and physically certain.

One such proof-of-concept application is demonstrated, where flow-through-mode operation of a chip with flow splitting elements is used for two-dimensional pre-alignment and addressable merging of particle tracks.

The construction of the farmer co-op starts from the low points through a process of "cut and fill" operations.

Miss Davies is at her best in the amusing scenes, particularly one in which she adjures the two cowpunchers to go through the operation of a haircut and a shave.

Messitte stated that Frosh and Washington, D.C., Attorney General Karl Racine made plausible arguments that Trump is in violation of the emoluments clause for his receipt of foreign government money through his hotel and through his operation of a hotel with a federal government lease.

The U.S., on the other hand, values a capitalistic system wherein the means of production and services are mostly privately owned and operated for profit, and the economic means are distributed through the operation of a market economy; these, of course, contradict a health system in which a central authority determines the distribution of healthcare resources and outcomes.