Sentence examples for given fundamentals from inspiring English sources

At the start of 2015 we think it remains premature to get bullish on UK motor names, given fundamentals continue to be challenging.

In a formal statement, AAR said: "it has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between AAR and BP.

"It has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between A.A.R. and BP," the Russian consortium said.

Complementing the familiar concept of harmonics (pitches drawn from the overtones of a given fundamental), Ms. Kimura has named her freshly discovered sonorities "subharmonics".

In order to prove the solvability of the given fundamental equation, it suffices to verify that the homogenous equation (4.5).

By inserting (101) in (85), the model order can be determined using the MAP criterion for a given fundamental frequency.

In this chapter, the definition of fusion reactor radiation safety and radiation safety criteria are given; fundamental safety objectives, radiation protection principles and radiation safety functions are formulated.

The approach presented enables the role of the pore structure of a selective adsorbent to be quantified given fundamental physicochemical data on adsorption isotherms and diffusivities.

It is a central value in the Kantian tradition of moral philosophy but it is also given fundamental status in John Stuart Mill's version of utilitarian liberalism (Kant 1785/1983, Mill 1859/1975, ch. III).

In its own statement, AAR said it had received BP's notification and added: "It has become apparent that the parity ownership structure has become inoperable given fundamental differences over strategy and governance between AAR and BP".

Secondly, harmonic-to-noise ratio (HNR) is proposed to evaluate the result of direct TDA for a given fundamental frequency, and it is utilized to optimize the fundamental frequency from a number of candidates.