Sentence examples for because of a fixed from inspiring English sources

The steady stress or static stress, σs, can have any value between σmin and σmax and exists because of a fixed load.

But in European academia, junior researchers often effectively get fired, even if they do a good job, because another position is not available for them either because of poor advanced planning and funding or because of a fixed junior-to-senior ratio within an institution.

Should it be endoscopy but with a relatively high risk of failure because of a fixed sigmoid?

A 21-year-old woman was admitted because of a fixed palpable mass in the right humerus over 1 month.

First, temperature, humidity, noise level, vibrations and light conditions in the hypobaric chamber were not fully comparable to parabolic flight because of a lack of air-conditioning in the hypobaric chamber, and because of a fixed installed non-changeable illumination system in the hypobaric chamber.

The area is conservative and much of the positive reaction to the announcement has come less because the citizens are desperate to help the planet than because they are getting the security of a fixed rate plan that will be similar to the current cost of about 9.6 cents per kilowatt-hour and will protect them against the impact of fluctuations in the price of fossil fuels.

Assume x n ≠ x n + 1 for all n ∈ N because otherwise we have the existence of a fixed point guaranteed.

"That is the reality of what is happening and that is because of a fix between the DUP and Sinn Féin, brought about by Sinn Féin's unwillingness to accept the reality of welfare reform and the DUP's unwillingness to produce a realistic budget in the face of that".

Seedling density increased among regions along the humidity gradient (Fig. 2C, D) because the number of seeds was a fixed input parameter that increased from the arid to the mesic Mediterranean region and germination rates did not differ enough among sites to change this pattern.

Because the AUCs of MTV and TLG measured using a fixed SUV value of 2.0 were higher than the AUCs of MTV and TLG measured using a fixed SUV value of 1.5, 2.5 and 3.0, MTV and TLG measured using SUV 2.0 was adopted (Table  2).

For example, exposure assessment for nuclear workers relied on radiation film badges that record radiation levels only above a fixed minimum, because of limits in film photosensitivity (Gilbert et al. 1996; Kerr 1994).