Sentence examples for had been modulated from inspiring English sources

Combustion flame had been modulated for high-quality film deposition by studying the effect of the ratio of the oxidant gas to the liquid fuel.

After the tingly effects kicked in, we poked, prodded, and licked around a little to find that, indeed, our nerves had been "modulated" by the THC and "more pleasant signals" were hitting our brains.

Even if you do not know what that information is saying, it is obvious that the wave has been "modulated".

In Malaysia, where the press is firmly under the thumb of the government, opposition to the war has been modulated by pragmatism.

His ambition, paranoia and violence might then have been modulated by legal codes and tempered by the checks and balances of a free society.

"Nigger" was the word used by white lynch mobs; it has been modulated into "nigga" in modern black vernacular, a wide-ranging word spoken in respect, aggression and more.

We can see clearly in the Bible how the Jewish God has been modulated from the savage and revengeful Jehovah, who is feared and propitiated in the Pentateuch, to the God of mercy and love who begins to be conceived by the later prophets.

Attentional demand has been modulated using a radio broadcast.

The characteristics of this nanostructure have been modulated by varying the metal concentration of the films.

The denticity of the tridentate Schiff base has been modulated by the acidity of counter anions.

The degree of sulfanation of copolymers has been modulated with the proportions of monomers in the electrosynthesis solution.