Sentence examples for dropped such that from inspiring English sources

Another possibility is that ending the HOV policy may have led to "hypercongestion," in which traffic clogs became so bad that the total volume of vehicles on the major arteries dropped, such that more people drove on the surrounding streets, leading to more tie-ups there too.

In particular, pieces cannot be dropped such that they have no future moves (at or near the opposite edge), pawns cannot be dropped on the same column in which a player already has a pawn, and pawns cannot be dropped to deliver checkmate.

As you see, they've steadily dropped such that their guess for 2012 is now 2% of GDP lower than it was a few years ago.

However, the cost significantly drops such that the profit margin of the process doubles, if the customer contact were outsourced.

Participants were asked to step outwards off the platform with the rear leg straight and drop such that both feet simultaneously contacted two force plates (OR6-7, AMassachusettssetts), with one foot on each force plate.

Their excitation threshold drops such that even light, normally innocuous stimuli activate the fibers, and noxious stimuli evoke stronger responses than in the non-sensitized state.

The important consequence of this sensitization is that the threshold for opening by temperature stimuli drops such that normal body temperature may be sufficient to activate nociceptors and to elicit action potentials.

An alternative model specification (not reported) without including the variable for social program participation was estimated, finding that the estimates and marginal effects of the rest of the variables are practically unaffected when dropping such variable that could be considered as endogenous.

While the Weekend U. may be the new night school, Mr. Hopey says that Northeastern dropped such classes after a survey placed weekend courses "at the bottom of the bottom" of preferred activities.

After that point, the pH drops further such that 3 starts to self-assemble (points B and B' in Fig. 3).

People inside and outside the administration were saying last week that dropping such labels could open the way for Americans to think more realistically about such countries.