Sentence examples for an overridden from inspiring English sources

In general, R1234yf seems as an adequate drop-in refrigerant for R134a, but R1234ze(E) may perform better when an overridden compressor can be used to match the refrigerating system cooling power.

"How many governors can say they left office without ever vetoing a bill, or having a veto overridden," said Tom Wilson, a spokesman for Mr. DiFrancesco.

An all-in obligation arises when there is a non-overridden requirement for him to do it.

Constitutional principles are always, to a certain degree, overridden by certain circumstances".

The allocation from the BAR procedure should be treated as a recommendation, and overridden as appropriate.

"If a safety interlock has been overridden, it's a big no-no.

But his veto was easily overridden, proving a Washington rule: never stand between a member of Congress and asphalt.

The Pinochet case is important because the law lords found one small loophole: it does not protect an ex-official of a state from prosecution for crimes against humanity, such as genocide or torture, where sovereign immunity is overridden by an international convention.

In extreme circumstances, the signal to slow down can be overridden, allowing an athlete to tap into that muscle reserve — which is why elite marathoners can put on a burst of speed at the end of a race, only to collapse when they cross the finish line.

In Call Super the overriding method includes in its body an invocation to the overridden method.

This suggests that explicit control strategies could not replace sensorimotor adaptation and were eventually overridden by an adaptive motor system [55].