Sentence examples for by allowing a fixed from inspiring English sources

This greatly simplifies the analysis and budgeting of tsetse energetics by allowing a fixed conversion rate between food and products, for example, an adult fly body mass can be explicitly quantified in terms of its bloodmeal equivalents.

This situation would be resolved by allowing a fixed number of amendments from each side on a bill, followed by a fixed amount of debate on each one.

However, the trophic interaction can be stabilised by allowing a fixed proportion, S, of hosts to escape parasitism and survive to the next time step [22].

It would partially fix our universally-accepted-as-broken immigration system by allowing a few thousand bright young people to earn their legal status.

Latency-insensitive design (LID) theory was invented to deal with SoC timing closure issues, by allowing arbitrary fixed integer latencies on long global wires.

The effects of host and parasitoid dispersal were investigated by allowing fixed (density independent) proportions of species to move between two identical (in terms of regulatory dynamics) local habitat patches at each time step.

On this PC-compatible interface, software was installed by allowing to fix the acquisition parameters, to choose the correction methods, to display, to process and to store the images.

Make him feel big by allowing him to fix the sink by himself even though you're itching to call the plumber.

Ok [2] noticed that the Krasnosel'skii fixed-point theorem can be reformulated by relaxing or removing the convexity hypothesis of and by allowing the fixed-point to be a fixed-set.

Since the mean age (y) of the solely insulin treatment start (i.e. 66 in the population of Luxembourg) was based on national medical practices and not determined by a fixed threshold, it allows the transferability of the DIABECOLUX algorithm to other countries.

"That is why we are making it easier for the police to tackle problem drivers by allowing them to immediately issue a fixed penalty notice rather than needing to take every offender to court".