Sentence examples for which are realised from inspiring English sources
The design methodology of modular Logic Controllers, which are realised in reconfigurable array logic, is presented.
Halliday has often suggested that metafunctions resonate systematically with the three contextual parameters, which are realised as the relevant meaning-wording that is equal to producing the texts.
The verb ra-ndi 'throw', for instance, surfaces as la-ndi when inflected for third-person singular subjects (he/she/it), which are realised by invisible, or null morphemes.
On the other hand, the template is integral to the consultation, and actively shapes what goes on, sustaining normative standards which are realised through consensus and performed daily through social practices.
For the other schemes, the number of simple links which are realised in practice is dependent on the design efficiency of random allocation of states to valuers or to separate subsets of health states for valuation by panels of participants, and some loss of valency coverage is to be expected.
In this paper a new synchronisation method is presented which is realised from the software side without using PLL (Phase-Locked Loop).
These key characteristics are integrated within a methodology, which is realised in a multi-agent system aimed at co-ordinating distributed computational design.
Local through-thickness anodisation of aluminium sheets was performed in a specially designed double flow cell, which was realised by selective laser sintering.
It is based on a 4-tap wavelet transform, which is realised using some FIFO memory modules implementing a pixel-level pipeline architecture to compress and decompress images.
Flashman George McDonald Fraser's unscrupulous and cowardly anti-hero hides behind his magnificent military moustache, the sure sign of his Victorian masculinity (which is realised only in his aptitude for fornication).
Besides, we are here to discuss the DVD reissue of Liza With a 'Z', the multi-award-winning concert spectacular put together for Liza in 1972 by John Kander, Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, the team responsible for Cabaret which was realised earlier that year.
