Sentence examples for which it determines from inspiring English sources

Motorola's radio finds occupied frequencies by accessing a database of registered television stations and wireless devices within its vicinity, which it determines by using GPS.

After all, there are doubts over the reliability of the data that Sport England bases its annual Active People Survey on and the extent to which it determines funding decisions.

You'll hear that the arguments are over the kind of tests that are used and the extent to which it determines pay.

Mr. Van Beek said that airports wanted the agency to reveal the formula by which it determines staffing levels, so operators would know whether the new head counts actually met the agency's standards.

The successive devaluations follow a further shift in policy that means the bank will now expand the criteria used to calculate the daily fix – the rate at which it determines the currency's value each morning and from which it is in theory allowed to move 2 percentage points in either direction, although in practice the moves are much smaller.

Every time the NSA discovers a new vulnerability, it is supposed to go through an "equities process," in which it determines whether it is better to disclose the vulnerability to software companies (so that U.S. citizens, firms and the government can be protected) or keep it for its own use (so that it can compromise foreign systems).

But it could go much further according to 2008 report from the DOE, in which it determined that wind energy could provide 20percentt of U.S. power by 2030.

The audit attributed many of the problems to Mr. Cancel's management, which, it determined, led to a climate of confusion.

First, EPA issued an Endangerment Finding, in which it determined that greenhouse gases may "reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare".

Rather, the CPS said the decision on immunity was academic as it had solid fact-related grounds for the basis on which it determined it could not prosecute Sheikh Nasser.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) announced in November that it intended to fine the two companies, which it determined were closely linked, with "ineffective" systems for segregating the data of insurance customers from that of political subscribers.