Sentence examples for clashes resolved from inspiring English sources

Finally, once all substitutions had been made and clashes resolved, gradient minimization (Payne et al. 1992) was performed on each domain in several iterations.

Do they want to refight the budget fight or do the budget fights end?" Although Mr. Obama declared "there are no winners here," the latest clash was resolved almost entirely on his terms and helped re-energize the president at a time when he was on the defensive over his handling of a chemical weapons attack in Syria.

A source said that a few times a year they'd clash before resolving things.

Although as it happens -- and I have said this on many occasions -- I don't think the clash can be resolved by trying to get more out of science.

An alternative mechanism by which the steric clash could be resolved would involve the substrate, or a portion of its carbocyclic ring, pivoting away from Lys170.

A subsequent refinement suggests that this clash can be resolved by a slight increase of the width of the minor groove and a small tilt to the right wall of the minor groove of the upper part of the complex while still fulfilling the NOE constraints.

Such steric clashes can be readily resolved by the all-atom molecular dynamics simulations.

Existing solid modelling tools can then be used to visualise the changes and ensure that any clashes are detected and resolved before the physical changes are implemented on the plant.

In slow movements it is likely to be compelling progressions of chords, enhanced by melodic ornamentation and enlivened by continual suspensions, dissonances, and resolutions (i.e., by suspending single notes while the harmony around them changes; this creates dissonance, the tension of harmonies that seem to clash; the tension is "resolved" when the harmonies change again).

I am not saying that the clash could not be resolved.

The European Commission has also said it wants to resolve clashes over the new kinds of employment and legal issues to boost economic growth across the EU.