Sentence examples for generally obeyed from inspiring English sources

The over-aged single crystals generally obeyed Schmid's law within experimental error, consistent with the proposed micro-mechanical model.

Governors merely insure that the rules of justice are generally obeyed in the sort of society where purely voluntary conventions would otherwise break down.

AUSTIN, Texas ― For years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have generally obeyed a simple rule when it comes to schools, churches, hospitals and demonstrations ― they don't arrest people in those places, which are deemed "sensitive locations".

If killing indeed generally obeys mass-action kinetics one should be able to generalize the calculations of the critical T cell concentration to other viruses [23], and this theoretical framework could therefore provide guidelines for estimating the efficacy of T-cell based vaccines.

The Swedish media generally obey such strictures, partly because they fear that harsh laws would otherwise be brought in.

Such measurements have shown that the following reaction generally obeys the law of mass action in its simplest form: drug + receptor ⇌ drug-receptor complex.

The experimental data generally obeys our theoretical analysis.

The probability of price returns generally obey power-law distribution, and the properties in different markets are stable [9].

The temperature dependence of the electrical conductivity of thin metallic films generally obeys the following formula [25]: sigma ={sigma}_1+{sigma}_2(T), (3).

Mathematically, the set of feasible strains has a conical structure, i.e., components of the imposed strain tensor generally obey linear inequalities.

The adhesion force generally obeys Arrhenius expression and can be written as (Watkinson 1968) F_{text{adhesive}} = F_{text{a}} e^{{frac{{ - E_{text{a}} }}{{RT_{text{s}} }}}} (11 where F a is a constant, E a is the activation energy, and T s is the surface temperature.