Sentence examples for furnishing a framework from inspiring English sources

As it was first envisioned, a federal Iraq promised to safeguard against despotism while furnishing a framework both strong and flexible enough to reconcile the competing demands of its citizens.

Though my catalog cannot be considered exhaustive, I hope it furnishes a framework for subsequent species identifications of the onlookers who ruffle the feathers of patients and their caregivers.

Pimsner C*-algebras furnish a framework for investigating the variational principle, which asserts the equality of Pθ(a) with the supremum of the free energies over all θ -invariant states.

These findings reveal long-sought downstream mechanisms of inactivation and may furnish a framework for the understanding of Ca(2+) channelopathies involving S6 mutations.

The findings bridge rodent and human research on passive avoidance and behavioral inhibition and furnish a framework for addressing the neuronal underpinnings of human anxiety disorders, where our data indicate a major role for the hippocampus.

The developed approach is promising in the sense that it furnishes a framework for assessing exposure variation, which is considered to be relevant in relation to development of work-related musculoskeletal disorders.

The present review constitutes for the first time an effort in furnishing a structured framework of these works, with the aim of helping future contributors to gain both insight and perspective on the subject.

The branch of modern, applied analysis known as "impulsive" differential equations furnishes a natural framework to mathematically describe the aforementioned jumping processes.

It furnishes a helpful framework for studying the social issues surrounding the introduction of renewable energy as an unconventional energy source for an incumbent fossil fuel-based energy system.

Second, we furnish a unified framework to provide uncertainties associated with each parameter.

Slightly simplifying things by limiting ourselves to the sublunary world (cf. De Anima 2.2, 413a32; 2.3, 415a9), we can describe the theory as furnishing a unified explanatory framework within which all vital functions alike, from metabolism to reasoning, are treated as functions performed by natural organisms of suitable structure and complexity.