Sentence examples for design ruling from inspiring English sources

These primer pairs had similar ratings as determined by the Beacon software used for their design, ruling out the possibility that the differences observed could originate from the primers themselves.

Thus, we conclude that having more spatial degree-of-freedom at the interfered downlink receiver or larger side-channel bandwidth can simplify transceiver design by ruling out the necessity to obtain CSIT.   2.

Thus, we conclude that having more spatial degree-of-freedom at the interfered downlink receiver or larger side-channel bandwidth can simplify transceiver design by ruling out the necessity of obtaining CSIT to null out the effect of inter-mobile interference.

The deficiency in randomisation in the quasi-experimental design limits ruling out confounding variables and introduces new threats to internal validity.

Meanwhile in the Avengers films, Hiddleston is more ambitious than these human baddies, being more your "mythological deity with designs on ruling the Earth" type.

In Britain, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he was "saddened and angry" at her sentencing and said it was designed by the ruling military leaders of Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, to keep her out of elections next year.

According to Koo, Park's "well-crafted" five-minute statement served two functions: "It's a strategic move designed to give ruling party lawmakers the cover they need for not backing the impeachment.

The Supreme Court's decision to review the Apple design patent ruling could potentially lead to a recalibration of design patent damages in cases of infringement, a chance to better align our policies with modern products often containing thousands of patents.

Since ruling elites design privatization programs, there is concern about their optimality.

The basic experimental design is also unreplicated, ruling out conventional models [34].

They believe that the rules of correct usage are nothing more than the secret handshake of the ruling class, designed to keep the masses in their place.