Sentence examples for tools and therefore from inspiring English sources
This alternative stability proof is simple and uses widely known mathematical tools, and therefore alleviates the problem complexity even when the input signal is a pure sinusoidal signal.
Many health care organizations do not have experience in applying these tools and therefore do not understand how and when to use them.
Systems Management Servers (SMS) 2003 is the most senior of the System Center tools, and therefore is the most robust with the possible exception of MOM 2005.
The cutting edge microgeometry has a significant influence on the wear behavior of cutting tools and therefore on the machining performance.
Results suggest cut marks are not associated with edge attrition of simple flake tools, and therefore it is unlikely that Paleolithic butchers would have avoided contact between bone surfaces and tool edges.
Product quality and production economy depend on the mechanical/thermal/metallurgical behaviours of the work piece and those of the tools, and therefore, a prerequisite for successful process design is to acquire a process model for predicting the detailed aspects of these behaviours.
She overhauled Yahoo Mail, which was, by far, Yahoo's most-used communications tool, and therefore might have been the best bet to do something similar to Facebook.
And while Twitter works in Russia, it's not a popular social networking tool, and, therefore, not a popular PR channel.
But I don't love the fact that Google is primarily a business-to-consumer (B2C) tool, and therefore, most of my search terms fall into the 10-100 rangets range -- if I'm lucky, that is.
People would think twice about how they use their phone going forward and that could affect the value proposition of the iPhone as a tool and therefore Apple's long-terms profits.
The point for present purposes, though, is simply that once this thing happens we'll have yet another quite powerful anti-inflationary and anti-deflationary policy tool – and therefore yet more reason not to be timid about moving ahead energetically with the Green New Deal.
