Sentence examples for Kind governing from inspiring English sources

A Fredholm integral equation of the first kind governing the current distribution in the Meissner state of the ring is derived and solved numerically for different relative permeabilities of the magnets and various distances between the magnets and the ring.

A Fredholm integral equation of the second kind governs the interaction problem, whose solution is then computed numerically.

And while other countries have been riven by political bickering, we have shown that a coalition forged in a time of emergency could be a different kind of government, governing differently.

In a reference to the political rows disabling the US, Clegg said: "While other countries have been riven by political bickering, we have shown that a coalition forged in a time of emergency could be a different kind of government, governing differently".

Its fear of being forced from power it has finally attained may lead it to become the kind of governing party its members once loathed.

Second, the omniscience and omnipotence of the three divine persons would necessarily prevent any clash of wills, rendering Swinburne's postulation of a kind of governing authority exercised by the Father unnecessary (467 70).

I too have seen the images and heard the words of a new kind of governing body; I question their commitment to the inhabitants of this planet.

Few are sorry to see him and his cronies go, but it remains unclear what kind of governing system will take his place.

-What kinds of governing structures do other major religions have?

Yet there are few, if any, rules in cyberspace of the kind that govern behaviour, even warfare, in other domains.

To hear some American officers and many ordinary Iraqis talk, the country's need is for a pro-Western strongman of the kind that govern in many other Arab countries.