Sentence examples for more appropriate object from inspiring English sources

The Nassau Community News Group suggested that Mr. Blakeman pick a more appropriate object to rename after Mr. Reagan like the Green Acres Cinemas, for his movie career, or the control tower at Republic Airport, for his confrontation with the air-traffic controllers' union.

Although the master equation is widely used in the physics and chemical reactions literature the mathematically more appropriate object for the study of a Markov process is its generator and the master equation is an object derived from the generator, see Sect.

At this point the person has two choices: to build the relationship and trust by congratulating the puppy and refocusing him on a more appropriate object or to destroy their connection by yelling and chasing him, thus completely confusing the dog and, in essence, creating a madness that, once conditioned, is hard to undo.

The comparison results indicate that instead of regarding the whole original sea clutter as chaotic series, the chaotic likely component in sea clutter is probably a more appropriate fitting object to be approximated with chaotic models.

We think that our response is more appropriate to its object than its opposite.

Staff are looking at each one of the museum's objects and are deciding whether to find more appropriate homes for objects of no relevance to the area and how best to use the remaining artefacts.

Another advantage of the Delaunay cluster selection is the direct calculation of a sharp envelope for each identified cluster or precipitate, which leads to the more appropriate morphology of the objects as they are reconstructed in the APT dataset.

Perhaps the King's nature needs some degree of transformation that starts with the sort of compassion he can feel for a terrified ox or an innocent man about to be executed and then expands the scope of that compassion to more of its appropriate objects.

These results suggest that the spherical or cylindrical Faran models are not accurate in predicting the backscatter response of trabecular bone and that the modeling by short cylinder or by ellipsoid objects might be more appropriate.

An appropriate object of explanation is more often a shared trait that leaves almost all members of a species or a subgroup vulnerable to a disease.

This paper reports a novel approach of layered manufacturing that is more appropriate for the fabrication of these large objects.