Sentence examples for a proper determination from inspiring English sources

The precursor of such borehole failure can be often eliminated by a proper determination of the critical mud pressure.

This study addresses this shortening by a proper determination of G in laminated PWFs and proposes a corresponding model (GM).

A proper determination of the concrete strength is therefore essential for a reliable modeling of the structure.

"I hope that a proper determination to stick to financial targets will not inhibit the development of sensible policies," he told Thatcher pointedly in his letter of resignation.

A proper determination of requirements of distributive justice in a complex political community is said to defend a larger European budget, aimed at the redistribution of economic resources among the citizens of the European Union.

It is both practical and desirable that in cases to be tried hereafter a proper determination of voluntariness be made prior to the admission of the confession to the jury which is adjudicating guilt or innocence.

Because a flame surface starts to be wrinkled on a certain flame radius, proper determination of the critical flame radius provided accurate prediction of pressure behavior on a large scale deflagration.

Recognizing the triglyceride/HDL-c ratio as an independent CV risk factor allows the proper determination of CV risk by means of an inexpensive, easy, and efficient method, which has been studied by several authors.

Rule 74 (Amicus Curiae) reads: "A Chamber may, if it considers it desirable for the proper determination of the case, invite or grant leave to a State, organization or person to appear before it and make submissions on any issue specified by the Chamber".

14 However, we have shown this correction works only to a limited extent, 16 whereas fFCS fully recovers the amplitudes, which is crucial for a proper concentration determination.

Because preventive detention bypasses the proper determination of guilt, it violates a fundamental tenet of our legal system — no punishment without a crime.