Sentence examples similar to decisive mode from inspiring English sources

The experimentally observed decisive failure mode, i.e. shear block failure, could be reproduced by the model.

His critical stance on Socialist Realism with its emphasis on the didactic flattening of literature in the service of socialist tenets proved decisive in extinguishing that mode of writing from postwar Yugoslav letters.

This finding suggests that the weight ascribed to the transaction costs of SRC in each individual producer's decision-making process is decisive for the producer's choice of mode.

If we take the Paris Agreement seriously (and we should), governments around the world should be in emergency mode, taking rapid and decisive measures to get their emissions down.

The most decisive evidence against a purely inherited mode of morphogenesis comes from microsurgical experiments in ciliates, in which cell morphology can be drastically altered.

After all, if we are busy questioning the world around us, aren't we in a listening and receptive mode, and not in a decisive action-taking mode?

But the carbon tax does not seem to have had a decisive impact on the development of transport modes that provide an alternative to the road.

Also, the conserved hinge regions identified in these conserved modes are shown to play decisive roles in conformational transitions induced by binding.

The durability of this reduction has a decisive influence on the fatigue life when the mode I R-ratio is not as high as to keep the entire load cycle above the closure level.

Thus, exposure to high levels of AGEs during fetal development and early childhood could be a decisive event that turns on the innate immune response to a proinflammatory mode.

"I live," he wrote, "within the ironic awareness that the very mode in which I delve into the Jewish past represents a decisive break with that past".