Sentence examples for desirable regime from inspiring English sources

Using a transcriptional AND-logic as exemplary functional context, we identify the functionally desirable regime for the interaction.

Writing in The New Yorker, Mr. Hersh suggests that administration officials believe that a bombing campaign could lead to desirable regime change in Iran -- and that they refuse to rule out the use of tactical nuclear weapons.

Only for values of t h PER well exceeding the level of 10−2 can the wireless packet losses start to dominate making (mathcal {R}_{1}) a desirable regime with its lower PER values for QAWLA.

For example, the recognition of thresholds of abrupt change separating alternative system states makes it important to account for them in decision making, in order to reduce the likelihood that some disturbance will shift the system into a less desirable regime from which it would be difficult to recover.

The basic challenge is to increase the power output but not the rpms, with a desirable working regime in the range of 120 160 rpm.

A more desirable switching regime existing for low magnetic fields (10 mT) was found that requires shorter pulses (microsecond versus millisecond) and lower actuation energy (<5 μJ versus 100 μJ) than designs outside of this space.

For a combustor with gap size of 0.8 mm, a residence time higher than 3 ms is required to prevent breakthrough, and inlet velocities lower than 0.8 m/s are the most desirable operation regime.

It was found that for a rice-based cropping system in eastern India, a catchment/command ratio of 3.0 and tank size of 1750 m3/ha command area is required, which facilitates desirable moisture regime for rice and two irrigations to succeeding crop.

This raises the question: what would a desirable harvesting regime look like from the perspective of an evolutionarily concerned fisheries manager?

Whether, I repeat, it's a matter of the necessary disarmament of Iraq or of the desirable change of regime in that country, there is no justification for a unilateral decision to resort to war.

"Whether, I repeat, it's a matter of the necessary disarmament of Iraq or of the desirable change of regime in that country, there is no justification for a unilateral decision to resort to war," Mr. Chirac said in remarks televised by France 2. He portrayed the imminent war as one of choice, not necessity, saying, "Iraq does not today present an immediate threat warranting an immediate war".