Sentence examples for indirectly achieved from inspiring English sources
So, even if there is no explicit interaction between agents of the same type, cooperation is indirectly achieved by adapting the laws to the operational conditions of the manufacturing floor.
Despite their failure to score any hits, the American torpedo attacks indirectly achieved three important results.
However, nuclear targeting was indirectly achieved by conjugating nuclear targeting peptides with nanoparticles or magnetic targeting in these studies.
Thus miRNA based regulation of HNF4A may be indirectly achieved through regulation of genes in the network that interact with HNF4A.
Finally, recent evidence suggests that cAMP stimulated sodium transport may be indirectly achieved by chloride transport through the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator channel [ 9, 22].
To the direct stimulus of the spending program, this method of paying for it adds the indirectly achieved stimulus of increased private investment.
"If the I.R.A. owner directly or indirectly achieves a benefit from the assets, that's a red flag and a big problem".
The allies said their efforts were indirectly achieving that objective, because the rebel force was best-positioned on the ground to protect Libyans from attacks — or the threat of attacks — by Gaddafi loyalists.
Deployment using natural Earth perturbations to indirectly achieve plane separations is analysed using a developed method and compared to deployment utilising the Earth Moon Lagrange point L1 as a staging area prior to return to LEO.
Once the alienation of real property had again become possible by gift or sale, there grew up all over Europe that same practice of indirectly achieving the effects of a will by fictitious grant to a middleman (German Salmann, "sale man"; English feoffee to uses) that, in analogous circumstances, had grown up at other times and places.
In addition to a proton transport-mediated uncoupling effect, UCPs in neurons may indirectly achieve their protective roles.
