Sentence examples for altogether suppressed from inspiring English sources

Simulations in channels with practical geometrical confinements of 1 mm indicated that gas-phase combustion was altogether suppressed at atmospheric pressure, wall temperatures as high as 1350 K and preheats up to 773 K.

Yet even before the more overt feminism of Princess Diana's origins would be toned down in the conservative 1950s, and her lesbian tendencies altogether suppressed after the Marstons' departure, she would, like Supergirl, be marketed blandly by DC Comics as little more than a feminine version of Superman, voided of much of her original and uniquely amazonian characterization.

It is shown how the presence of delay can change the amplitude of limit cycle oscillations, or suppress them altogether.

Therefore, in stage I and stage II GICs where all graphene layers are adjacent to an intercalant, the 2D line is suppressed altogether.

And when the Roman opposition was defeated, pagan worship was suppressed altogether.

When certain tribunes such as Benjamin Constant did manifest a critical spirit, they were eventually purged, and in 1807 the Tribunate was suppressed altogether.

Only see the long-running litigation in the Binyam Mohamed case, when the complicity of MI5 in torture would have been suppressed altogether had Lord Neuberger, then Master of the Rolls, not published his draft legal opinion.

In Drosophila, the premiere model organism for the experimental investigation of interspecific incompatibility, crossing over is suppressed altogether in males (Morgan 1914).

Federalists in some states hired convention secretaries whose minutes mutilated the speeches of Antis, or suppressed them altogether.

Occasionally, too, Swift's misanthropic habits break out even from the pulpit; nor is he altogether able to suppress his disdain of those fellow mortals, on whose behalf was accomplished the great work of redemption.

In many Australian and Pacific species, the leaflets are suppressed or absent altogether, and the leafstalks (petioles) are flattened and perform the physiological functions of leaves.