Sentence examples for given governing from inspiring English sources

The singular boundary method (SBM) is a novel boundary-type meshless method based on the fundamental solution of the given governing equation.

The function is also a wave-type solution that satisfies exactly the given governing differential equation and physically describes the displacement reponse of a point in an infinite membrane due to a unit displacement excited at another point.

Originally, Levy had said she planned to introduce legislation this year that would give governing bodies such as CU's Board of Regents -- currently a Republican-controlled body -- the authority to set their own gun policies.

Lawyers fret about the legality of such science, given regulations governing human cloning and embryo research in various countries.

Given the governing tenet of Peter's life — above all, he must never leave childhood — failures of memory are all but forced upon him.

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan refused to comment on the ruling, given the governing body will have to hear an appeal against it.

This is not surprising however given the governing corporate structures in other Czech businesses are reported as being insufficient or less developed in general [ 35- 38].

"Nothing has disappointed me more than what's happened over the last five weeks, to watch the president of the United States give up on governing, give up on leading and spend full-time campaigning," Mr. Boehner said during a public forum in Washington.

The opposition has been so thoroughly crushed that there has begun to be talk of creating an in-house opposition, a sort of shadow government, just to give the governing party something to do in Parliament.

Japan's recession-weary voters have already embraced his tough talk, giving his governing Democratic Party a larger-than-expected bounce in the polls.

Europeans versed in coalition rule have been advising the neophytes of Westminster and Whitehall that giving each governing party most of what it wants on its pet causes is better than endless compromise.