Sentence examples for appropriate spread from inspiring English sources

These databases are created with an arbitrary assumed probability densities of crack parameters which ensures appropriate spread of the dynamic responses of the considered faulty mechanical system.

So reports Advertising Age in an article titled "China Earthquake Tragedy Recasts Olympic Sponsors," which tracks the interesting shifts in message that Olympic organizers and official advertisers have made in the aftermath of the disaster, like changing the torch relay's slogan from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to a more appropriate "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".

We confirmed the technique's feasibility (in healthy volunteers) through the use of computed tomography in order to demonstrate the appropriate spread of the local anesthetic.

The Khan et al. study fails to demonstrate an appropriate spread of results from patient samples with sufficient numbers of samples at low, medium, and high glucose concentrations and above/below the threshold level.

The 14 member Inala Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Jury for Health Research consists of some self-nominated members, some representatives of local organisations such as the local Elders, and some community members chosen to ensure an appropriate spread of ages, gender and ethnicity.

An appropriate spread-spectrum synchronization mode was presented for the system.

With digital RSA evaluation and appropriate marker spread, the magnitude of this z-axis error may be reduced to that of the x- and y-axis (Borlin et al. 2006).

Samples were diluted as appropriate and spread on agar plates for colony-forming unit (CFU) counting, after incubation at 37°C in an anaerobic jar for two days, as described above.

Adhesion to extracellular matrix regulates cell survival through both integrin engagement and appropriate cell spreading.

There are YouTube video-creators who've racked up millions of views; bloggers with millions of readers, visual artists whose work has been appropriated and spread all around the world, such as the photographer Noam Galai, whose screaming self-portrait has found its way into everything from stencil graffiti to corporate logos, all without permission or payment.

For the former, @EugeneMirman struggled to identify an appropriate way to spread awareness, writing: "I'm probably not supposed to wish people happy #WorldAIDSDay, right?