Sentence examples for because the operation of from inspiring English sources
Because the operation of each laser is independent of the others, their speckles cancel each other out.
Professor Kraakman's guidance concerning the relevant criteria for the jury to consider in determining whether a statement impacted a stock's price will assist jurors because the operation of efficient markets is a specialized topic which is "beyond the ken of the lay jury". See U.S. v. Hines, 55 F. Supp.
President Bush intervened in the 11-day shutdown of 29 West Coast ports today, successfully seeking a court order today to halt the employers' lockout of 10,500 longshoremen, because the operation of the ports is "vital to our economy and to our military".
In addition, because the operation of check nodes is meaningless when all related variable nodes are deactivated, we can omit the operation of corresponding check nodes.
DTO systems also make the 24/7 operations less constrained because the operation of trains is less dependent on staff availability.
Despite it, the eliminating procedure described above seems to be helpful for them also because the operation of excluding zero elements allows decreasing the dimension of solution space for the matrix-updating problem in significant degree.
Not because we're simply equipped with a moral sense, but because of the operation of sympathy, which, according to Hume, offers a more parsimonious and systematic explanation of the phenomena.
It thus appears that only one-thirteenth of the AFDC families in Maryland receive less than their determined need because of the operation of the maximum grant regulation.
Because of the operation of indignation, it is extremely difficult for people to achieve coherence in their moral intuitions.
Theoretical perspectives in this category are presented below: Population ecology theory argues that change in population of organizations occurs, in part, because of the operation of selection processes working on those organizations (e.g. Hannan and Freeman, 1977).
Population ecology theory argues that change in population of organizations occurs, in part, because of the operation of selection processes working on those organizations (e.g. Hannan and Freeman, 1977).
