Sentence examples for a certain condition of from inspiring English sources

Under a certain condition of die geometry, can size turns out to be smaller than that of the initial billet.

The size and shape of the CdSe NPs were determined by a certain condition of the synthesis.

Emotional attachment is not determined by a certain condition of products, but it defined by willingness of users to perceive, reflect, and give meanings to products.

Under a certain condition of the weights, we investigate the weighted estimates of commutators generated by BMO-functions and the fractional integral operator on Morrey spaces.

For instance, the evolution of the flagella requires a certain condition of the membrane, you said, before proposing a congruent scenario that would explain how these two features evolved.

In his articles for the Review, Southwood Smith sought to prove that, although diseases such as smallpox and measles were contagious, in that they "depend upon a particular animal poison, and... are propagated by the communication of that poison from person to person," fevers, including plague, typhus, and cholera, were epidemic, in that they derived from "a certain condition of the air".

The general idea is that the nature of the actual world (i.e. the universe and everything in it) conforms to a certain condition, the condition of being physical.

So we can now advise on what researchers should be looking for when they're trying to understand the genetic causes of a certain condition," said Oliver Stegle of the EMBL.

Our third and last example is a modification of the one illustrated by Formula 4. "Concussion of Brain WITH NO Loss of Consciousness" is characterized by the fact that a certain condition (here loss of consciousness) does NOT occur.

Recht and Fazel concluded that nuclear norm minimization subject to affine constraints is equivalent to rank minimization under a certain condition in terms of the rank-restricted isometry property.

Causal relationships are derived from experiments, which confirm or suggest the hypothesis that a gene encodes a product whose deranged activity entails a disease or a certain condition as part of a disease.