Sentence examples for as align with from inspiring English sources

The primary requirement of an efficient MOS serving as HTL or anode interfacial layer is that its work function needs to be high as well as align with the HOMO level of the photoactive polymers [40, 46, 79].

Syrians were now seen as aligned with the Brotherhood.

But Mr. Romick contends that Occidental directors are not as aligned with stockholders as they appear.

During the 1930's, Robeson began to see the United States as aligned with the forces of fascism and colonialism.

The gang was widely seen as aligned with Mr. Seaga's party.

The drawbacks are also obvious: Employees and investors who sell shares early may not be as aligned with the company.

Iraq's Sunni Arabs cannot accept their country being defined by a rival branch of Islam and ruled by parties they see as aligned with Iran.

He thought of the working class and the indigent in Britain as aligned with what he called the "coloured populations" in the Empire.

He argued he was "the Democrats' Democrat," trying to paint Mr. Pascrell as aligned with Republicans on health care, abortion and taxes.

Ginsberg would, for the rest of his life, see Dylan's work (and not the Beat generation jazz experiments he linked to Patchen and Kenneth Rexroth) as aligned with his own practice of vocalizing poetry, in a vernacular, idiomatic, self-expressive form.

In this respect, Feyerabend's last work can be thought of as aligned with "social constructivism".