Sentence examples similar to writing to determine from inspiring English sources
Rules were written to determine how much money was enough.
By realigning the document it was possible to use another program Ms. Whelan had written to determine that it had been formatted in the Arial font.
Using this as the motivation of the detection of the peak, a simple algorithm is written to determine the peak of each swing arc.
This geometry is not optimised and a dynamic simulation program has been written to determine how far from optimal the design is and also whether an alternative design of finned tubes offer advantages.
"It was certainly reasonable," he wrote, "to determine that it made no sense to distinguish between literal and nonliteral uses of offensive words, requiring repetitive use to render only the latter indecent".
The singular burden of the Presidency is not merely to acknowledge obvious facts; it is, as Neustadt wrote, to determine a course of action "when conventional wisdom fails, the experts disagree and confusion dominates".
"There is inadequate/insufficient evidence," the panel wrote, "to determine whether an association does or does not exist between exposure to sarin at low doses" and any subsequent "long-term adverse health effects".
There programs are typically written to determine the answer in the first place; there would be no need to write such programs if all the answers were already known.
The programs are written to determine the fractions of positrons annihilating in each state of the sample by solving numerically the diffusion equation (3).
Another approach to look at this problem might be from the area of recommendation systems, with developing models that replicate the behavior of each and every user present on the system and the models' predicted values can be compared with the actual values of ratings on every single new review that a user writes, to determine the truthfulness of that particular rating.
A script was written to determine the DH results that identified the hub genes [ 40].
