Sentence examples for a signed convention from inspiring English sources

It seems there was no longer a question of either an alliance or a signed convention.

A signed convention was established between our institution (INSERM) and the blood bank (EFS Pays de la Loire) to have access to PBL from healthy donors for research purpose.

We use here a sign convention that the compressional stress is expressed as a positive value.

As a sign convention, we assume that the charge (resp. discharge) current and power have a positive (resp. negative) sign.

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The horizontal and vertical components of the tilt are obtained, following a sign convention similar to that reported by Rosales et al. [ 40]. Figure 2 illustrates the crystalline lens (left panel) and IOL (right panel) axes, and the pupilary axis, defining lens tilt.

Charles Theodore, who had done nothing to resist the invasion, fled to Saxony, leaving a regency, the members of which signed a convention with Moreau, by which he granted an armistice in return for a heavy contribution (Sept . 7 , 1796

IN 1973, 16 countries signed a convention establishing a European patent, so that inventions in one country might be safe from imitation in another.

Syria is not among 111 countries to have signed a convention banning cluster bombs and is known to have a stockpile.

NATO soldiers arrested two Bosnian Croats suspected of war crimes and sent them to the war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.The OECD and several Latin American countries signed a convention pledging them to make bribery of government officials a criminal offence.NeedledAll American military personnel are to be vaccinated against anthrax, believed to be stockpiled by Iraq.

In 1980, the United States signed a Convention on Conventional Weapons, regulating the use of certain land mines.