Sentence examples for directly precipitating from inspiring English sources

This "humanitarian revolution" underlies the decline of violence since the 18th century, the Enlightenment values developing there directly precipitating a practical commitment to our shared humanity.

In the event of a significant shortage of GPs, increased numbers of patients may begin to enter hospitals directly, precipitating a crisis in secondary care.

It would be fair to argue that the ongoing fearmongering of these opportunistic major party politicians directly precipitated the electoral success and re-emergence of One Nation.

The initial outbreak of violence in Boston was directly precipitated by the arrival of draft agents in lower-class neighborhoods.

In this system we analyzed an untapped archive for the ocean oxygen isotopic composition consisting in pure magnetite veins directly precipitated from a Neoproterozoic seawater-derived fluid.

A major feature of this cycle is that more water evaporates from the ocean than is directly precipitated back into it.

The second is whether the I.M.F., in prying open markets and attacking structural problems that did not directly precipitate the crisis, is usurping authority and in some cases becoming a trade warrior for Washington.

The book is dedicated to "the memory of the striking Bolshevik printers of St . Petersburg" who, Ms. Truss writes, "in 1905 demanded to be paid the same rate for punctuation marks as for letters, and thereby directly precipitated the first Russian Revolution".

Barium sulfate was directly precipitated from the control solution and directly analyzed, yielding δ34SVCDT = -2.4 ± 0.1‰.

So preparations ECCN 1 and ECCN 2 are a mixture of EPRP (protein directly precipitated in solution) and clusters of coated nanoparticles.

Firstly, the bacterial removal of sulphate and resultant increase in availability of Mg2+ ions made the very fine dolomite directly precipitate from the evaporating lake waters (Burn et al. 2000).