Sentence examples for with its appropriately from inspiring English sources
If you saw an e-book device for the first time in 2008 and first played with one in 2009, perhaps you will buy one in 2010.Amazon catalysed the e-book market with its appropriately named e-reader, the Kindle, launched in 2007.
This job, in all its frustration and with its appropriately serious level of responsibility, has garnered me the most rewards, perks and kudos I've ever gotten from employment.
But you've got to deal with it appropriately.
"We have to teach them to identify risk and deal with it appropriately.
In this considered scenario, SU_Rs send their original sensing information to the fusion center without any local processing, and then the measurements are accumulated with its weights appropriately.
An account of the age of Iconoclasm opens appropriately, then, with its military history.
Mr. Santorum's campaign said the party was being appropriately conservative with its estimate because the popular vote is a poor barometer and so much of the delegate allocation remains to be sorted out at the local level.
- Could the WHO's responsiveness concept with its eight domains be expanded appropriately to reflect the non-medical expectations of mental healthcare users?
Based on the derived KESA Δ k y maps), a k-space energy-anchored partial-Fourier EPI pulse sequence, with its phase-encoding prephasing gradient appropriately adjusted across slices and diffusion-encoding directions, was then implemented to minimize Type 1 artifacts.
What that means in terms of how a car using the eventual tech would operate is anyone's guess, but one of Pepper's key traits is being able to recognize emotional swings in the humans it deals with, and to temper its behavior appropriately as a result.
The February suit, filed by Chelsea Elliot and Jeanne Mansfield, accuses Inspector Bologna of assault and battery and charges him with depriving them of their right to peacefully assemble, and charges the city with failing to train its officers appropriately.
