Sentence examples for governed strongly from inspiring English sources

As a result, we find that the wave propagation in this 1-2-1 hexagonal archisecture is governed strongly by the rotational dynamics of particles.

Interactions between plants and their pests and pathogens are governed strongly by the presence (or absence) of a variety of plant chemical, morphological, and life-history traits (Herms and Mattson 1992; Coley and Barone 2011; Bradley et al. 2003; Carmona et al. ).

Mr. Prodi vowed to govern strongly despite what the center-right opposition sees as continuing weakness.

In this work direct analytical treatment of the governing strongly nonlinear damped equations of motion is performed through slow/fast partitions of the transient responses, in order to investigate analytically the parameter region of optimal targeted energy transfer.

And if that doesn't reduce you to despair … Meanwhile, at the Hub Review, Thomas Garvey looks at the question of criticism in a culture governed so strongly by market forces.

The expressions developed are beneficial for thermal engineers for preliminary assessment of thermophysical systems instead of consuming time in heat conduction problems governed by strongly nonlinear differential equations.

The problems include dynamic rupture along an interface separating different elastic solids, dynamic rupture on a planar surface governed by strongly velocity-weakening friction, and elastodynamic calculations of long deformation history on a smooth fault in an elastic continuum.

Dimensional and order-of magnitude analysis is often helpful in identifying important features of the flow process and may highlight possible simplifications.Even the simplest flow models may require numerical solutions.Typical flow processes relevant to reactor engineering are usually governed by strongly coupled, non-linear equations.

In the model, single-cell dynamics are governed by strongly coupling the electrophysiological model of Courtemanche et al. to the myofilament model of Rice et al. with two-way feedbacks.

The BBC Trust, the broadcaster's governing body, strongly criticised the BBC earlier this year when it sold Lonely Planet for £51.5m, a £80m loss.

Armstrong previously donated $100,000 to the International Cycling Union (UCI), although the sport's governing body strongly denies that it was connected to any cover-up of a positive test involving the Texan.