Sentence examples for escape conditions from inspiring English sources

"The government has been acting from the top... rather than enabling people to escape conditions that trap them," he said.

Thus, the personnel escape conditions and routes are determined by the parameters of fire smoke flow.

This paper examines the Philippines' experience in attempting to escape conditions of lock-in and path dependency on fossil fuels, and attempting a governed transition to low-carbon energy sources.

But if people do not make the out of sight, out of mind assumption when they have high empathy for the target, then the aversive-arousal reduction hypothesis predicts that high empathy subjects will be inclined to help in both easy and difficult escape conditions, since helping is the only effective strategy for reducing the aversive arousal.

Who wouldn't try to escape conditions like these?

Roughly 75% of the cattle in San Luis Obispo County have been sold or taken out of state over the last four years to escape conditions in the most drought-stricken region in California.

Therefore, our estimate of the escape condition in the presented examples has large uncertainty.

In this case even an egoistically motivated person would help in the high empathy/easy escape condition.

He reasons that if empathy leads to genuinely altruistic motivations, subjects in the high empathy/easy escape condition should still be willing to help.

In particular, when the spacecraft parking orbit is either circular or elliptic it is possible to find the optimal performances required to reach an escape condition or a given distance from the Sun.

The escape condition is determined by the sign of (V N − VdHTN) ∙ n N (escape corresponds to positive), while we cannot simply use VdHT in judging the actual escape because finite gyroradius makes ions easier to return back and because the de Hoffman-Teller analyses can be erroneous at the flank bow shock (Yamauchi et al., 2011).