deliverer

Examples of delivering

delivering

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

More obviously, upper-limb impairment may result in problems preparing and cutting food and delivering it to the mouth.
Departments would on longer be responsible for delivering those services identified as suitable for delivery at arm's length.
It is the healthcare professional, not the manager, who is responsible for delivering care.
In training, the key providing agencies operate in a highly competitive environment of contracts whose terms give priority to delivering numbers of placements.
Taking context into account when delivering adapted solutions to users is indeed one of the main goals of pervasive computing.
Teachers walk through the rows of students, delivering forceful whacks across the back, neck or head of disruptive pupils.
Further research is needed to evaluate the most effective way of delivering evidence-based interventions in general practice and incorporated into training programmes.
Such a large value of energy can definitely not be possible with cavity dumped oscillators, especially delivering pulses of 10- 20 femtosecond (fs).
A high-valence politician would be expected to be more successful in delivering on policy promises than a low-valence politician.
Nevertheless, improved inter-professional relationships do not necessarily signify close operational-level collaboration in delivering services.
Nothing human can deliver people from the dangers that threaten, who seem to think of nothing less than delivering themselves.
The crucial corollary of this is that if the performers are delivering text without characterization, then the production itself can offer a similar refusal.
Surely there are other ways of delivering a compelling experience to a participant other than emulating his/her natural milieu.
Information from two separate sources can influence a response without the processes delivering that information necessarily influencing each other.
Therefore, the paraphraser is at risk of delivering the message in exactly the same form as it was phrased in the input.
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