Sentence examples for an interruption of a from inspiring English sources

Conversely, in a low traffic load scenario, if the arrival of a PU does not cause an interruption of a SU, it is unlikely that the arrival of another PU in the same conditions causes a SU interruption.

We may even recognize we are overloaded, tired, frustrated or stressed, and we intuitively recognize we need an interruption of a normal routine for some purpose.

His badges were intended to serve as "an interruption of a hegemony". More than two decades after its debut, the badges are the rare biennial piece whose implications the art world is still trying to pick apart.

Cythera and Anticythera constituted part of the Stato da Mar for the first time in 1363 followed by an interruption of a three-year Turkish rule, between 1715 and 1718.

Non-repeat unit polymorphisms (NRUPs) are base substitutions or indels that interrupt the continuity of SSR locus and can shape the observed abundance of each repeat class (eg. CACATCACA is an interruption of a CA dimer with a T).

Out of the 11 identified orthologous bovine sequences, 5 were interrupted by a bovine RPSA pseudogene; in the 6 other cases, the upstream sequence continued into the downstream sequence without an interruption of a pseudogene.

It is usually an interruption of an ongoing uptrend or downtrend, as opposed to a reversal type of pattern.

Derrida's description of an "interruption of an interruption" has within it a shade of his différance, with the implied play between presence and absence, emphasizing the continued referral of signification within meaning.

* The wave of fear reached the state Capitol, where a bomb threat Thursday forced an interruption of an afternoon Assembly session.

Taking into consideration the fact that an interruption of an antiplatelet therapy with clopidogrel may cause severe thromboembolic complications and that all recorded bleeding incidents were easily manageable, continuation of clopidogrel treatment is recommended, unless a delay of the procedure is medically justifiable.

The fusion reaction requires a confined hot plasma, and any interruption of a plasma control system would extinguish the plasma and terminate fusion.