Sentence examples for conditions which makes from inspiring English sources
Water occurs as a liquid on the surface of Earth under normal conditions, which makes it invaluable for transportation, for recreation, and as a habitat for a myriad of plants and animals.
Regarding the disorderly conduct violation, Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former New York police officer and prosecutor in Brooklyn and Queens, said the disorderly conduct violation covered a broad swath of conditions, which makes it a handy tool for officers to cite people who are not technically breaking other specific laws.
The model was developed under Open Notebook Science conditions which makes it open, reproducible, and as useful as possible.
The models were developed under Open Notebook Science conditions which makes them open, reproducible, and as useful as possible.
Further, membrane performance data are reported in the literature for various experimental conditions, which makes direct comparison difficult.
For example, the Riemann Liouville derivative cannot be employed without initial conditions, which makes it hard to use in several practical problems.
"The conditions which made possible the giants of the western poetic, aesthetic, philosophic tradition no longer really obtain".
At the same time, state mandates that require insurers to cover certain conditions, which make it expensive to offer individual policies, could be removed.
Only the previously informed will have the slightest idea of its provisions, or of the economic conditions which made it desirable, or even how successful it was.
Mr Brown's vaunted tax breaks are hedged around with conditions which make them hard to use and of limited value.
To the Editor: In his straw-man-laced polemic, Ramesh Ponnuru writes: "At the same time, state mandates that require insurers to cover certain conditions, which make it expensive to offer individual policies, could be removed".
