Sentence examples for exerting appropriate from inspiring English sources

The exciter when properly designed has the advantage of exerting appropriate loads to the panel so that the major sound pressure level (SPL) dips of the speaker can be suppressed or even eliminated.

For example, a counsellor may say, "Bob's got issues in exerting appropriate sexualised behaviour, he shouldn't be around minors.

The HSCT is a neuropsychological test of executive function created by Burgess and Shallice [ 13] and it is a useful instrument to assess if AN patients can perform tasks using both a good and flexible strategy while exerting appropriate control/inhibition of their responses.

When a corporation, motivated by the bottom line, chooses not to exert appropriate scrutiny and then wants to wash its hands of liability, there must be consequences.

These, in turn, exert appropriate forces and torques on the joints leading to the desired movement of the arm.

Control of the film thickness, electroactivity and stability can easily be exerted through appropriate choice of the concentration and number of potential scans performed.

Springer managed the production process with its usual superlative professionalism and the unconditional support I received allowed me to exert an appropriate degree of cultural independence from my first day in charge.

Both of these biomechanical components exert the appropriate notochord stiffness that is essential for embryo lengthening and maintenance of straight posture.

The "good enough" parent allows the toddler to express and exert himself in appropriate situations -- for example, by offering him a choice of clothing he'd like to wear.

"Governors are exerting far more influence than is appropriate or acceptable," he said.

The process, whereby rational efforts are made by the jurist to arrive at an appropriate ruling, when applied is called ijtihad (literally meaning "exerting oneself").