Sentence examples for time for granting from inspiring English sources

The late exhaust valve closure (LEVC) and early intake valve closure (EIVC) strategies are adopted at the same time for granting the engine an internal exhaust gas recirculation (IEGR) feature and together evolved into the HVVA strategy for fulfilling the partial engine loads without throttling.

Do not take your time for granted.

Watching the crowd outside Hot Off the Grill gave a clear impression that Brashears hadn't taken his time for granted.

And it's easy to begin to take good times for granted.

The country has now been so prosperous for so long, they assert, that voters simply take good times for granted.

But McDowall takes the theatrical potential of time travel for granted in the manner of JB Priestley and Alan Ayckbourn, and spins an increasingly manic plot in which characters from the near-future literally bump into themselves coming back.

where we have dropped the variable t for simplicity and taken that y is an increasing function for any fixed time t for granted (the validity will be proved later).

I took my time here for granted.

Learning Innovation can not guarantee a particular start time for grant work, but in general, the longer the lead-time on an applications, the better.

You definitely take it 10 times less for granted, and I wasn't someone who took it for granted in the first place.

The low data transfer for fast vehicle is caused by the DCF protocol which does not consider residence time of a vehicle for granting channel access.