Sentence examples for identifying circumstances from inspiring English sources

In the treatment of resistance forces in Section 7 of Book 2 Newton shows a similar preoccupation for identifying circumstances in which the net force is exact when composed from forces acting on the parts of the body.

By better identifying circumstances surrounding severe morbidity and maternal deaths, this study aimed at improving essential obstetric care services and at providing relevant information to policy makers and planners to more effectively target interventions apt to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality.

Results of this investigation serve to identify circumstances where these mechanisms may contribute to particle failures.

Here we propose a practical set of rules to identify circumstances under which ITV should be accounted for.

Numerical simulation results are analyzed to identify circumstances under which these phenomena might be beneficial or detrimental to subsequent production.

Including, for example, using more information from third parties such as credit referencing agencies to identify circumstances which are incompatible with the benefit claim.

We also examine the interplay between the expressive role and the instrumental role of PMS and identify circumstances in which these roles can clash and/or be complementary.

It then continues with a cross national analysis attempting to identify circumstances or factors that are common to these successful projects.

Robert Mnookin and Lawrence Susskind cowrote Negotiating on Behalf of Others (Sage, 1999), and together they have identified circumstances in which agents will probably get better results than negotiators could ever hope to achieve on their own.

We show how the structure of coalition externalities shapes the choice between sequential and multilateral bargaining, and we identify circumstances in which the grand coalition is the equilibrium outcome, leading to worldwide free trade.

For example, I think that it should be made abundantly clear that save in exceptional and clearly identified circumstances (for example, where there may be an immediate risk to the public), the names or identifying details of those who are arrested or suspected of a crime should not be released to the press nor the public".