Sentence examples for as being governed from inspiring English sources
The lawsuit describes Wal-Mart's California region as being governed by a "good old boy philosophy" where job opportunities were not posted, but were passed along word-of-mouth, usually to men.
Linguistic models that view social behaviour as being governed by principles analogous to the rules of a game or specifically to the grammar of a language have also attracted adherents.
In the literature pre-metered coating devices are described as being governed by viscous and capillary forces only, the radius of curvature of the upper meniscus being the main parameter in their operation.
One side of the conflict sees the Palestinians as being governed by extremist groups who want to wipe Israel off the face of the earth; the other side views Israel as an apartheid state where Palestinians are brutalized and treated like animals.
"It is a point in favor of those who see politics as being governed by cultural identity -- a matter of seeking out one's "tribe" and fitting in with it -- as opposed to carefully calibrating one's position on a left-right spectrum," he wrote.
The modern picture of networks as being governed by highly connected nodes connecting and/or maintaining the integrity of a single module [8] has been recently nurtured, yet challenged by the determination of the so-called 'rich-club' phenomenon [9].
CD44 AS is governed by the epithelial splicing regulatory protein 1 (ESRP1), a SF that stimulates inclusion of variable exons (CD44v isoforms).
The study shows that secondary dispersion of As is governed by proximity to lineament and factors that govern drainage and ground water movement.
Most studies indicate, on average, 10 30% inorganic As, 10 20% MMA, and 60 70% DMA in urine, but the methylation of As is governed by its absorption, dose level, route of exposure, and age (Vahter 1999).
In principle, states enjoy the rights of political sovereignty and territorial integrity only as long as they are governed in a morally tolerable way.
The examples given also suggest even wider potential applicability of this methodology to other problems as long as they are governed by the similar partial differential equation(s).
