Sentence examples for by having a fixed from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of many cancers are often characterized by having a fixed location and by their persistence.

On the morning of February 12, VICE headed to Tomioka, Fukushima just six miles south of Daiichi to meet up with Joe Moross of Safecast Japan and to introduce him to Naoto Matsumura, the virtually lone resident of Tomioka, who had agreed to help Safecast out by having a fixed counter installed on his house.

On the morning of the 12th of February, VICE headed to Tomioka, Fukushima – just six miles south of Daiichi – to meet up with Joe Moross of Safecast Japan and to introduce him to Naoto Matsumura, the virtually lone resident of Tomioka, who had agreed to help Safecast out by having a fixed counter installed on his house.

The classic response to pool drying is to speed up development, either by having a fixed, short development time [20], [21] or by phenotypic plasticity [22], [23].

To mitigate the possible bias introduced by having a fixed origin of the grid map, we add a random offset for each participant chosen randomly from a uniform distribution on ([0, Delta s ]).

The background for the Triangle Link was the desire by have a fixed link between the islands of Stord and Bømlo.

He fast disproved the grumble of his ageing enfant terrible, Crispin Hershey, in The Bone Clocks – "in publishing it's easier to change your body than it is to switch genre" – by never having a fixed genre to switch.

In contrast, the distributions of behaviour patterns that occurred during actual movements did not meet the foregoing [ 15] definition of exponentiality (and Shapiro-Wilk's tests confirmed that the deviations from exponentiality were not caused simply by each behaviour having a fixed minimum duration).

The time average of the power input to such a system when excited by an arbitrary multiple loading having a fixed common frequency ω is studied.

Extension products were purified on Sephacryl S-400 HR spin columns (GE Healthcare, Chalfont St. Giles, UK) and mixed with "random primer B", which differed from "random primer A" by having a different fixed sequence B (also containing a Bgl II restriction site).

Then the boundary value problem (1.1) has at least one solution on J. Proof We will use Schaefer's fixed point theorem to prove that A, defined by (3.1), has a fixed point.