Sentence examples for modified governing from inspiring English sources

The method is based on finite difference method with co-located variable arrangement, and we show that any linear finite difference scheme in an arbitrary order of accuracy can be used to discretize the modified governing equations to ensures the divergence-free and the global conservation constraints numerically at the discretization level.

Instead, bowing to industry pressure, Congress only modified the rules governing them.

The modified Reynolds equation governing the flow of micropolar lubricant in the bearing clearance space is solved using Finite Element Method along with appropriate boundary conditions.

There have been several controversial proposals to obviate the need for these enigmatic forms of matter and energy, by modifying the laws governing gravity and the dynamics of cosmic expansion, for example modified Newtonian dynamics.

It appears that Bush has also modified the executive order governing the treatment of classified information from its plain text meaning.

With increasing frequency, leaders are scheming to modify the rules governing the transfer of power with the aim of hanging on as long as possible, and in an increasingly common twist, Africa's presidents are positioning their children to assume the reins of power after their demise.

I refer here, of course, to Mr. Icahn's suit brought through his fund against the board of Dell Inc.. Icahn is suing the board over its latest decision to accept a higher buyout offer from Michael S. Dell in exchange for modifying the rules governing the vote for the deal.

Wettable polymeric wetting agents—shortly called polymeric interfactants contribute to modifying surfaces and governing the properties of interphases.

Testing the carbons as the electrode materials in supercapacitors indicated that the electrochemical behavior of modified samples is governed mainly by the specific types of functional groups.

A focus on improving market-based options for reducing risk is likely to provide more benefits to livelihoods and landscape condition than modifying institutional settings governing access to the forage resource.

We should also consider modifying the statute governing the FISC to ensure judges assigned to it serve for longer terms (say ten years vice the current seven) and that they can be reappointed to the FISC at a subsequent date.