Sentence examples for which can be secured from inspiring English sources

The modulation pattern of absorption is produced in the 3D plot as scanning the thicknesses of both layers as a result of modulation of interference between incoming and reflected light, which can be secured by changing the effective optical path length between two electrodes of a photovoltaic device.

Consider also if your anticipated job will require just the degree itself (which can be secured from a local school or online) or whether the expectation is that the degree come from a top-tier school, often helpful if hoping to impress clients.

The spill over effect was and continues to be further contained by the strict control on enrolment procedure which can be secured thanks to the availability of DSS data.

Furthermore, paramedics and emergency physicians on the ground rely on important medical information and data, which can be secured in writing in-flight and facilitates the initial assessment of the course of an illness from its inception in the air to the point of patient handover.

Decide whether you should get a "line of credit," which can be secured or unsecured.

But owning fund-management groups is not without pitfalls, because they have no tangible assets against which debt can be secured.

Britain's fellow members will expect him to present his proposals for reform, which have so far remained largely opaque, to an EU summit on June 25th.Behind the scenes, officials are working furiously to shape both the substance of those demands, from restrictions on migrant benefits to a bigger role for national parliaments, and the form in which they can be secured.

In addition to this there remains the problem of digital "orphans"–pieces of work, numbering in the millions, without an identifiable owner through which licensing can be secured.

Four of the cells at the black site — it was located in Afghanistan and code-named CObutT, but it was also referred to as the Salt Pit — had "high bars... to which prisoners can be secured".

But referendums are not the only way in which popular consent can be secured for significant policy change between elections.

It will be no consolation to Newcastle fans that the former Liverpool and Real Madrid manager has sketched out a tentative blueprint which, if survival can be secured, is designed to facilitate a top-four challenge next season.