0 past simple and past participle of deliver --
1 to take goods, letters, parcels, etc. to people's houses or places of work: --
3 to achieve or produce something that has been promised: --
5 to save someone from a painful or bad experience: --
Depending on the complexity and the way messages are delivered, it may become a challenge for users to understand them.
After receiving a confirmation, the user begins receiving the messages from the mailing list, delivered to his/her e-mail address.
There are important messages delivered which are relevant to 'developed' as well as to 'developing' nations.
Numerical simulation of convective plumes allows estimation of the maximum rate at which substrates and nutrients could be delivered to any microbial communities living therein.
After instructions were delivered, the researcher started the video recording and exited the room.
Their needs are identified (' assessed ') by professional experts, and appropriate interventions are planned and delivered by others on their behalf.
The problem, as noted above, is that fuzzy inferences are then dressed and delivered as hard evidence.
He has published dozens of articles in scholarly journals, written and edited numerous books, and delivered hundreds of presentations at conferences around the world.
