Sentence examples for which guaranties from inspiring English sources
In his view, religious authorities could become political partners - when it is precisely their restriction to the private sphere which guaranties citizens' freedom of opinion.
A general methodology which guaranties the existence of an explicit observer is presented.
The device is fabricated in a 180-nm CMOS SOI technology followed by a post-CMOS MEMS process which guaranties a very high thermal insulation of the sensor.
These metadata are an extension of the standard INSPIRE metadata schema, which guaranties full compliance with OGC CSW as far as the discovery facility is based on spatial, temporal, and thematic representation.
The multipath power sensitivity S M, expressed in decibel-milliwatts (dBm), is the minimum required received power at the PHY layer of a given TM which guaranties the QoS settled by a maximum BLER or bit error rate (BER) on data transmission.
In this study with healthy people exactly the same study protocol was followed as in the study with the patients, which guaranties that the measurement conditions were similar in the two study groups.
The aim is to design a live and maximal permissive controller which guaranty the respect of the given specifications.
The organization oversees state guaranty associations, which guarantee insurance coverage up to certain limits.
The trigger has a key role when assessing the twitch mouth pressure (Tw Pmo), since a "gentle" inspiratory or expiratory effort is needed for triggering to ensure an open glottis during twitch, but which also guaranties only very mild changes of transdiaphragmatic pressure following changes in lung volume.
Only the eight packaged herbal medicine preparations are likely to be certified by the National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) for human use which may guaranty their safety [ 43].
This simplification is carried into his "skyscrapers," the Wainwright and the Guaranty, which are conceived as "a single, germinal impulse or idea" that permeates "the mass and its every detail with the same spirit".
