Sentence examples for commensurate situation from inspiring English sources

The solid surfaces are modeled as rigid (1 0 0) oriented Ni and, for two series of simulations, the lattice spacing of the substrate is varied from the regular equilibrium spacing to a commensurate situation with Au or Ag drops spreading spontaneously on top.

Though the state of affairs seems undeniably grave, Brazil has yet to reach a level of sustained outrage commensurate to the situation.

"The changes regarding gays at the Times are a little bit commensurate with the situation with women here," says Times op-ed columnist Anna Quindlen.

Earlier, Brooker had suggested that Russell play the scene with even greater abandon than he had in previous takes; he wanted to insure that his frenzy was commensurate with the ghastly situation in which he found himself.

But these arguments are not commensurate with the gravity of the situation.

On the other hand it appears that it is more important for the patient to a) receive personalized information, which is commensurate with his/her physical and emotional situation, and b) to be considered within his/her own unique profile.

Despite the global burden of neonatal morbidity and mortality and risks inherent in complex emergency situations, research investments are not commensurate to burden and little is known about the epidemiology or best practices for neonatal survival in these settings.

The next president and Congress must define a course next year in which the United States exerts leadership commensurate with our responsibility for the present dangerous situation.

I wish we could be certain that our political leaders would always react to dramatic events only after thoroughly analyzing the situation to determine the most adequate and commensurate response.

A commensurate shift notably failed to take place in literature.

However, in a civil trial setting where, for example, a citizen seeks compensation for neglectful treatment at work, which has resulted in an accident or ill health, the court often uses a lower level of proof commensurate with the costs of being wrong in this different situation.