Sentence examples for adequately imposed from inspiring English sources

One may well grant (as does Colin McGinn 1991) that phenomenal character is inseparable from intentionality, but cannot be explained by it, while still maintaining that genuine intentionality (mental content) is quite adequately imposed on animal brains by their acquisition of natural functions of content-bearing — in which consciousness evidently plays no essential role.

These results indicate that by taking into account the underlying kinetic description of the interactions, the OptCircuit framework is able to expand upon possible circuit designs by drawing from architectures that may not be valid based on digital logic viewpoint though adequately meet the imposed requirement due to the careful matching of kinetic parameters as often observed in nature.

Many airport operators have balked at the effort, and Congress itself has been reluctant to fund adequately the mandates it imposed on the T.S.A. Congress should resist the temptation to extend the baggage-screening deadline for these airports by an entire year.

Indeed, there is consistent evidence in the technical literature that indicates that tunnels are vulnerable to damage and must be designed to adequately support the demand imposed by the earthquake.

Another problem for experiments is in adequately simulating the mortality imposed by fishing.

The devised WfMS was built as a workflow management solution that can adequately address the specific hurdles imposed by DHR implementations.

Additional constraint is imposed by lack adequately trained general practitioners and health workers at primary care level.

In most of the study participants bone mass appeared to be adequately adapted to the mechanical requirements imposed by muscle contraction.

In May 2015 a police sergeant was found at a misconduct meeting to have failed to adequately supervise the investigation but no sanction was imposed by the Met.

The plaintiffs in the lawsuits, filed against Hilton Hotels, Hyatt, Marriott and Starwood, contended that the hotel chains failed to notify guests adequately about energy charges some of their hotels imposed during certain periods in 2001.

The semi-empirical correlation proposed adequately describes the responses observed under the circumstances imposed in the laboratory.