Sentence examples for widened channels from inspiring English sources

After all, Chinese capital controls are imperfect, with hot money chasing its currency's appreciation, and regulators have steadily widened channels for foreign investors to buy its stocks.

These basins suffered disturbances of different intensity and spatial distribution caused by tephra fall, dome collapses and pyroclastic density currents that damaged hillslope forests, widened channels and destroyed island and floodplain vegetation.

All of this guarantees that a widened channel would not be completed for at least a decade.

However, a widened channel, which may cause thinning of the facial ceramic, is needed at the implant screw head to allow for proper engagement of the screwdriver.

This area of widened channel floor is marked by a complex of irregular terraces, elongated depressions, linear ridges, sinuous ridges, and other indicators of highly irregular dissection of a formerly continuous surface.

The widened channel then branched into smaller outlets through which the particle streams were collected.

Thin tubes with balloons on their tips widen channels narrowed by fatty deposits, and then insertion of metal stents keeps the arteries open.

The port agency is preparing to spend millions of dollars to deepen and widen channels to accommodate a new generation of larger cargo ships in an effort to maintain the region's dominance among East Coast ports.

While in the first few years after a fire the ash, mud and burned trees can kill fish and widen channels in streams, over several years the streams recover on their own and become biologically more robust.

As major modification is required at the MAC layer to smooth operating rules in widen channels during variable network condition, IEEE 802.11ac is on the process to modify the control packets format on such a way that it could indicate traffic types, packet length, supported bandwidth, and padding sequences.

Work done by various groups to minimise flooding was often counter productive with the creation of levees, moving and widening channels and other works simply shifting the flooding elsewhere.