Sentence examples for fundamentally controlled from inspiring English sources
Aside from marginal technologies like desalination – far too expensive outside specific uses such as municipal supply – freshwater availability is fundamentally controlled by nature.
The properties of the material are fundamentally controlled by the interaction between atoms.
The initiation of transcription is fundamentally controlled by the promoter elements, while the initiation of translation is mainly affected by the strength of ribosomal binding site (RBS).
Sediment motion is fundamentally controlled by the balance of forces acting on a grain and is partially influenced by the local particle arrangement (e.g., particle protrusion and friction angle).
These findings demonstrate that the mechanical contrasts between the crustal thrust wedges, primarily composed of the pre-rift continental crust and high velocity lower crust caused by mafic intrusions in the rifting stage, have fundamentally controlled the styles of active deformation during the post-rift Quaternary compressional stress regime.
Yet, as always, he fundamentally controlled the direction of the game through his unselfish passing, gritty defense, and imposing court presence.
The network software "fundamentally controls how data is routed from content providers to users, how quality of service is determined appropriately by path, and how we channel the data down the right path," Mr. Berberian said, according to a transcript of the call.
Land surface morphology fundamentally controls patterns of water movement across and through the landscape.
Boundary currents and ocean gyres are important elements in heat transport on Earth; they fundamentally control the Earth's climate.
The two-step procedure based on hedonic quantile regression and propensity score matching is designed to fundamentally control for differences in house characteristics.
The mechanical properties variations in the underlying pre-tectonic units as a function of changes in lithostratigraphy fundamentally control the deformation in the overlying syntectonic strata, which is an effect that could be expected to occur in any deformed sedimentary sequence with such variations.
