Sentence examples for to fix which from inspiring English sources
Currently, the Department of Transportation decides which sidewalks to fix, which contractors would be best for the job, and whether to charge the owner for the work.
The verification process is proving difficult to fix, which is hardly surprising, since almost a dozen federal agencies are involved in confirming the veracity of the information that applicants are asked to supply.
"The banks do have a problem, but it's not a new problem, and it's not an easy problem to fix, which is why it's taking so long," says David Bannister, editor of Banking Technology magazine.
In MacFarlane's more recent (2014) defense of a truth-relativist semantics for "knows", the context of assessment is taken to fix which alternatives count as relevant.
It will also offer a more detailed report that makes suggestions on things that you need to fix, which you could pass on to whomever runs your website, if not yourself.
Informally speaking, to say that the identity of x depends on the identity of y or, more briefly, that x depends for its identity upon y is to say that which thing of its kind y is fixes (or at least helps to fix) which thing of its kind x is.
For this procedure, the cells have to be fixed, which leads to cells adhering to each other, making it more difficult to monitor single cells.
Moreover, this sample splitting criterion is particularly desirable because the status of affiliation to industrial groups tends to be fixed, which avoids the problem of endogeneity.
However, the message indicates, the Andersen team was not willing to go back and tell Enron executives that the accounting needed to be fixed, which would require the company to declare a charge against earnings.
In addition, the size of each sub-swarm is set to be fixed which may encounter excessive computational cost.
We assume these contact surfaces (A and B) to be fixed, which essentially means these surfaces have infinite stiffness (zero translational and rotational the degrees of freedom).
