Sentence examples for common conditions of from inspiring English sources

Sirens, rooftop fans, construction and upstairs neighbors who clomp about like a team of clog-dancing Clydesdales are common conditions of city living.

The common conditions of the input signal which is independent of friction characteristic of the mechanisms are discussed.

We examined whether exercising while viewing a dynamic or static image of a scene from nature would offer different affordances (invitations for behaviours to emerge), compared to the common conditions of self-selected entertainment.

He was of opinion, in general, that the fair terms to be expected from Philip should be accepted, yet after Demades had made a motion that the city should receive the common conditions of peace in concurrence with the rest of the states of Greece, he opposed it, till it were known what the particulars were which Philip demanded.

The model is verified by field observations and used to investigate the responses of retaining wall and surrounding ground to PED. Results indicate that the maximum wall defection (δhm) and surface settlement (δvm) can all reach centimeter level under common conditions of PED.

At first, we note the common conditions of these.

It is a fairly common condition of unknown origin, affecting smaller female dogs, often at about 5 years old.

This is gratifying, because the gulf between who Rockwell was and what he made characterizes a common condition of artistic creation.

George Kennan called "the rise to power of the most determined, decisive, and often brutal natures... the common condition of most of mankind for centuries".

Buckling failure is a common condition of collapse for structural glass elements typically characterized by high slenderness ratios.

But to us it was suddenly clear that what had been a special situation in 1943 - exposure to attack - had been the common condition of man and his predecessors for several million years.