Sentence examples for basically governed from inspiring English sources

Even when these are given a more contemporary harmonic or instrumental garb, they remain basically governed by the 19th-century mode of musical thought, to which it is assumed that mass audiences will most easily react.

The chemical composition of surface water and its properties in a particular region are basically governed by natural processes such as precipitation rate, weathering processes, soil erosion and anthropogenic effects in the catchment of a water body which determine the magnitude of point or non-point sources of pollution (Jarvie et al. 1998; Giridharan et al. 2009; Nouri et al. 2009; 2011).

In the view of most ballet critics, the antidote lies in the continuing appeal of narrative dance-dramas with their illustrative music, although the success or otherwise of any ballets that engage preexisting music is basically governed by a single crucial principle: the level of choreographic imagination should never be less than that of the music.

Solubility is basically governed by the same phenomenon that KOW coefficient is.

Thus, the dynamics and body distribution of retinoids appear to be basically governed by the lipophilicity of the molecules.

The long-term fate of anthropogenic carbon is basically governed by calcium carbonate dissolution in the ocean [30, 31].

Drawing on some recent developments in so-called "interactive governance theory", it is argued that fisheries and coastal governance is basically a relationship between two systems, which could be termed a "governing system" and a "system-to-be-governed".

The foundations were essentially religious, and governed by sacred texts.

Democratic government requires the consent of the governed.

"They'll be nervous about change," says Draper, who thinks government will eventually accept a better governed region.

This "shadow government" operates without the consent of the governed.