Sentence examples for arrangements such that from inspiring English sources

Of course, strictly speaking, we have contractual arrangements such that all disputes can be solved in courts.

"Personally," she says, "I expect the lawyers will simply find a different way to structure VC comp — i.e., partnership agreement revenue sharing arrangements — such that this is circumvented.

Some of the workers had even established some form of personal relationships and credit arrangements such that they could take medicines and pay back later when they had recovered and made some income/savings from work.

Is it possible that this thing walking back and forth in front of you, talking to you, raising and lowering his chalk, is a great glob of these atoms in a very complex arrangement, such that the sheer complexity of it staggers the imagination as to what it can do?

There is some property of this coin tossing arrangement such that this coin would land heads with a certain long-run frequency, say.

It is recommended to use a spacing arrangement such that the onset of shadowing among mirror elements occurs at a transversal angle of 45°.

Only the two "end" states of the graph have an arrangement such that the promoters point away from the terminator and transcription may proceed outside the device boundaries.

It is possible that, if the PRI were moved farther away from the promoter region, orientation would be even less of a factor because there would be fewer constraints on DNA spatial arrangement such that the factors bound at the PRI could more easily be positioned with respect to the general transcription machinery.

11 The molecules pack in a polar arrangement such that ethyl groups all face in one direction along z.

The convergence of conversion yields at 3X enzyme loading suggests that the issue may be one of minor differences in substrate composition or structural arrangement such that an activity not needed for one biomass variant may be limiting in another.

It is difficult to consider that a discontinuity in the lattice-plane arrangement such as that in Fig. 4 ▸ can occur on boundaries or surfaces other than those where the lattice cut actually occurs, as in a bicrystal and a cracked crystal.