Sentence examples for which are admitted from inspiring English sources

In the chain topology (see Figure 17), all flows which are admitted in the network get the throughput they expected.

Our medical ICU is a seven-bed unit (five in an open-plan area and two in single rooms), in which are admitted 135 patients per year.

A specialised service database such as iBID is needed in order to specifically and accurately measure the actual numbers of burn injuries which are admitted to the health services in England and Wales.

Comparability between receiving countries is strengthened by the fact that the three study settings (Victoria, Australia Ontario, Canada and Denmarkk) provide basic universal health care services to pregnant women, and receive large number of immigrants, many of which are admitted under humanitarian grounds.

The Russians have been bargaining for entry longer than any country ever, including China, which was admitted in 2001.

Their long-range goal was the ports, mineral resources and open lands of the lightly defended California, which was admitted into the Union in 1850.

Historically, the canton represents acquisitions made at various times by the city of Schaffhausen, which was admitted to the Swiss Confederation in 1501.

Almost half the applications since 2009, he said, have been for energy drinks, like Red Bull, which was admitted last year after several years, and Glacéau, which is made by Coke and hit the market this month.

Slovenia, which was admitted to the European Union in 2004, is the only former Yugoslav republic to have joined the bloc, though Croatia is likely to be accepted within a few years.

The data from 2004 is complicated because of conference realignment; universities like DePaul and Louisville, which were admitted as at-large teams from Conference USA in 2004, are now part of the Big East.

Among the objections to appearing before the high court listed in his Facebook post, Culleton says the court has "not yet addressed their errors in their rules which was admitted by Brandis in the Senate.