Sentence examples for defined effort from inspiring English sources

But a new paper published Sept. 24 in Nature Physics describes how, under some circumstances, Euglena halts its forward progress and begins tracing out elaborate counterclockwise polygons — triangles, squares, pentagons — in a mathematically defined effort to find a better environment.

To test their idea, the researchers mathematically defined effort, assuming, for example, that it's harder to recall obscure words.

He said that Obama had "too narrowly defined" efforts to defeat the enemy.

He told The New Yorker in February that Obama had "too narrowly defined" efforts to defeat the group and called for "fighting these guys on the battlefield".

Although the lower limits of pH and temperature under which rFVIIa may be effective are not clearly defined, efforts should be made to warm the patient and correct acidosis before administering rFVIIa treatment [ 41].

To validate these metrics, we define Efforts Deviation Index that captures the difficulty level of the change implementation process.

In one section, the bill defines "efforts to degrade, disrupt or destroy" a network as an area that would trigger a Cispa investigation.

We defined our effort as a time-bound campaign.

Success in swimming, more than in many sports, is defined by effort.

Still, what the President calls "shenanigans" have defined his effort to move his circuit-court and district-court nominations through the Senate.

These individuals should be in place and committed to a defined percent effort.