Sentence examples similar to governed event from inspiring English sources

The developed strategies exploit the knowledge of the current energy level and the process governing event generation and battery recharge to select the appropriate transmission mode.

The 10th novel by this master of the intellectual mystery masquerading as popular entertainment concerns a London suburb where, if memory serves the narrator, the phases of the moon govern events during World War II and an alleged spy's conduct visibly contradicts the everyday space-time continuum.

There is nothing in other reports to suggest that Leucippus endorsed the idea of a universal intelligence governing events.

In another context, Seneca points out that the natural laws (iura) govern events under the earth as much as above (3.16.4).

There appeared to be laws in place governing events where registered lobbyists and federal candidates or officials mingled.

Nuclear import of protein kinase D1 (PKD1) is an important event in the transcriptional regulation of cardiac gene reprogramming leading to the hypertrophic growth response, however, little is known about the molecular events that govern this event.

The durability of residually compressed coatings, particularly thermal barrier coatings (TBCs), is governed by events occurring at the interface with the substrate.

Thus the time and manner of death was the main meaning of the Egyptian concept of fate, although to some extent, these deities governed other events in life as well.

It is precisely because there can be no such strict laws governing mental events that those events must be identical to physical events.

There are also rules governing the event format, including that speakers must be filmed and that they don't speak for more than 18 minutes each.

A day after he proposed changing the Deed of Gift — the 156-year-old document that governs the event — he said a 33rd edition could not be held before 2011.