Sentence examples for made to propagate from inspiring English sources

The solitons are made to propagate in a one-dimensional potential formed by a focused laser beam.

Following the onset of failure, kink bands which were initiated dynamically could be made to propagate (broaden) in the fiber direction.

The wave group (named as 'turning mode'), which was made to propagate from one side of the delamination to the other side (through delaminations) was captured and its transmission factor was estimated.

Competing vegetation is not removed (except to create access paths) and no efforts are made to propagate palms through seeds.

Soon after the Constitution was adopted on 26 January 1950, efforts were made to propagate Hindi for official usage.

On February 4 , 1919 the Senate unanimously passed Senator Thomas J. Walsh's Senate Resolution 439, expanding the Committee's investigations to include "any efforts being made to propagate in this country the principles of any party exercising or claiming to exercise any authority in Russia" and "any effort to incite the overthrow of the Government of this country".

It deserves a pat on the back for doing admirably what it was made to do: propagate a meme as quickly as possible.

More importantly, while credible efforts have been made to empirically propagate errors through the process of summing pixel-level biomass predictions at the national level (e.g. [6]), acceptance of such approaches lags behind more formal estimation methods.

More importantly, while credible efforts have been made to empirically propagate errors through the process of summing pixel-level biomass predictions at the national level (e.g. [ 6]), acceptance of such approaches lags behind more formal estimation methods.

The last few years have been calamitous for mainstream news integrity for several reasons, but among them is the increasing emphasis on color stories and special interest news, which Twitter seems tailor-made to propagate.

Various laboratories in the world have made attempts to propagate date palm by tissue culture techniques.