Sentence examples for established over a from inspiring English sources

By then a soundly based and unified government had been established over a wider extent than any for eight centuries.

The response to Ebola has largely relied on public health strategies established over a century ago and technology that has been around for decades.

The new order of management could jeopardize the domestic and international reputation of the National Bank of Hungary that had been established over a long period of time.

A laminar diffusion flame that is established over a spinning, thermoplastic, polymer fuel disk in a quiescent, oxidizing environment under microgravity is analyzed theoretically.

A high resolution stratigraphy was established over a 1200 m strike section in the proximal Skeiding locality and extended regionally at a coarser scale.

The limits of validity of the analytical solution were established over a range of infiltration lengths and filtration rates for different nanoparticle loadings.

Mexican and American authorities, for example, initially denied that the first fusion center, established over a year ago in Mexico City, shared and analyzed intelligence.

Evaluating PC processors is a matter of connecting them to one of the motherboards on Shimpi's table and running standard tests established over a decade ago.

And many established agrihoods have been around for some time, such as the Agritropia community in Gilbert, Arizona, the Serenbe development outside Atlanta and Prairie Crossing in Grayslake, Illinois, all of which were established over a decade ago and appear to be flourishing.

The theoretical results show that the subharmonic resonance constitutes a precursor of dynamic responses characterised by loss of contact, and consequently, the resonance establishes over a wide frequency range.

In contrast, methylation at imprinted loci is re-established over a more expanded time frame in female germ cells, continuing postnatally, making it difficult to assess methylation status in the few germ cells that may remain after fetal development.