Sentence examples for broad conditions from inspiring English sources
The biggest benefit to being clear about norms at the outset is that, once you've created the broad conditions and expectations, students end up monitoring each other.
With reference to broad conditions, including also non-uniformity of the heat transfer coefficient, some questions are analysed.
Mr. Annan has set three broad conditions for the United Nations' return: "clarity" on the scope of the organization's role, security assurances and guarantees that the responsibility would be commensurate with the risk.
That may not sound surprising, but it's a profound truth that we often forget when we look for explanations in broad conditions and trends (which are still important) or theories about dark and complicated conspiracies that don't exist.
The Zapatistas released a communique on Saturday morning in which they said, as they have before, that they would not return to direct peace talks until the Government meets five broad conditions.
After reviewing a simple static model, we present a one-period game in which both the buyers and sellers of insurance make strategic bids, and show that, under reasonably broad conditions, market equilibrium exists.
Spatial attention was sustained over areas that were either narrow (Narrow condition) or broad (Broad condition).
The irony of this ambition, particularly in the sphere of fashion, does not escape them, but is accepted as a broad condition of modern life.
We observed that the sensitivity at higher frequencies (over 3 cpd) was greater under the Narrow condition than that under the Broad condition, supporting the argument that attention enhances spatial resolution.
HRRP measures unplanned returns to the hospital by patients who fall under six broad condition categories, including pneumonia and heart failure.
Destabilization due to invasion is likely when the invading prey is adaptively superior (evolution of its defense is less constrained and fast), and it can also occur in a broad condition even when the invading prey is adaptively inferior.
