Sentence examples for via sector from inspiring English sources
Closed-loop performance and stability are assessed via sector bounds quantifying the maximum allowable precompensator error.
Thus, subscriber units closer than 26 km from the base station operate in PtMP mode via sector antennae, while more distant units operate using PtP mode up to 58 km.
Their scale hierarchy ranges from the drainage basin to meso-habitats via sectors, sets and units.
Under Labour, private involvement was extended via independent sector treatment centres (ISTCs), handling mainly non-emergency elective treatments, as a way to bring down waiting lists.
Using a recent description of deadzone-type nonlinearities via modified sector conditions, a new LMI characterization of full-order continuous-time anti-windup controllers is first proposed.
In Malawi funding for HRH is channelled via the Sector Wide Approach (SWAp); the sector further benefited from a USD 40 million reallocation of Global Fund monies from HIV to HRH in 2005.
Soil-transmitted helminthiasis and schistosomiasis are good examples of the multi-sectoral and multi-factoral contextual determinants of NDs, where interventions via other sectors to improve water quality and quantity, provide safe excreta disposal, combined with periodic drug treatment and health education are the keys to sustainable control [ 13, 14].
Decoding the human genome has also not yet led to the wave of new medicines originally hoped for.In addition to these pressures, the industry faces a consolidation of purchasing power, via private-sector and governmental health-care reforms, putting unprecedented pressure on prices.
The spillover paths via industrial sectors go through production factors (capital and labor) just after the industry because of the structure of ISAM.
However, for the different spillover mechanisms, the economic impacts via industrial sectors on Hokkaido are relatively higher than those in ROJ.
For example, it is possible that some effects are brought indirectly to "household (H)" via other sectors during the path from "other services (H)" to "labor (H)." Therefore, we define this effect as "Path Effects" (PEs).
