Sentence examples for fashioned in such from inspiring English sources

The boundaries of many autonomous republics and oblasts were fashioned in such a way as to prevent non-Russians from forming a critical mass.

That means that a proton-boron plasma must be non-Maxwellian, and it must be fashioned in such a way that normal inter-particle scattering reactions can be managed on an on-going basis.

Yet, Pfizer has been more cautious in antitrust matters than many of its competitors and Mr. Gal said the agreement was probably fashioned in such a way that it would avoid F.T.C. opposition.

But I imagine that is probably the point, for her wall assemblages at the Hudson River Museum here have been carefully fashioned in such a way that their appearance is changeable: the viewer's movement makes her art come alive, tripping up your vision.

When it is necessary to perform bone transport, to optimize conditions for healing, the necrotic or infected bone ends should be resected and fashioned in such a way as to enhance docking.

Stephen Bransford has contended that Kiarostami's films do not contain references to the work of other directors, but are fashioned in such a manner that they are self-referenced.

(God, Reid emphasizes, could have easily fashioned us in such a way that the perceptual process worked differently.

And it is the mystery of fashioning poems in such a way that the form and the content are one".

A suite of transcription factors is expressed in a mosaic fashion in such feeder-free serum and LIF cultures (Marks et al., 2012).

One consideration is the need to fashion the package in such a way that credit rating agencies do not classify it as a default by the Greek government.

The WRI report highlighted the complex fashion in which such threats are manifested.