Sentence examples for generally conditioned by from inspiring English sources

The design of the reinforcement of columns of integral structures is generally conditioned by the serviceability limit state (S.L.S ., and in particular by the control of cracking.

The subsequent evolution of coastal landscapes was generally conditioned by the gradual rise of sea-level and increasing temperature and precipitation, resulting in the formation of coastal wetland landscapes, which became the main source of Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic subsistence.

NASA's leadership, conditioned by the Apollo experience, has generally favored big manned projects over the opposition of many scientists.

In this study, the frequency equations for calculating the natural frequencies of the beams with generally restrained boundary conditions by both translational and rotational springs are derived in the matrix form using Fourier sine series.

This "live fast, die young" strategy enabled deciduous survivors to better take advantage of the extremely variable postimpact climate in which suitable conditions for growth especially those steady conditions generally preferred by slow-growing evergreens occurred less frequently, the researchers propose.

The red guy here was born with Harlequin Icthyosis (the second word is latin for "fishification"), a rare genetic condition generally brought on by generations of heavy inbreeding.

But he has wrestled with his illness in the past few years, his condition generally misunderstood by those who could only see the superficial outcomes.

It's an allergy-like condition generally regarded by the mainstream medical establishment with skepticism, though more people are reporting MCS symptoms all the time.

It is unlikely though that Darren Lehmann, a coach who is himself under the pump a little, will allow them any respite, for his charges have been largely dismal with the bat – clueless, some of them, against the moving ball – and incompetent with the ball given the helpful conditions generally harnessed by the England attack.

It remained a condition generally treated by surgeons, with exploration of the bile duct and excision of gallstones, until the ascendancy of ERCP in 1968.

The diagnosis of HIT in the ICU is a major challenge as thrombocytopenia is prevalent in these patients and generally caused by conditions other than HIT.