Sentence examples for necessarily governed from inspiring English sources

In any case, the present analysis provides the qualitative result that the difference between the critical ground state and optimal valence charges is more than half of an electronic pair, giving rise to the significant notion that chemical reactivity is not necessarily governed by a pair of electrons but governed by no less than half of a pair and is related to the golden ratio (τ > 0.5).

Thus, the data suggest that invasion pathways are not necessarily governed by levels of trade or geographic distance.

These results lead us to recognise the possibility that optimal dosing is not necessarily governed by the use of BSA-dosing guidelines; in fact, a poor correlation between BSA and the pharmacokinetics of most cytotoxic agents has been critically pointed out (Gurney, 1996, 2002; Ratain, 1998; Newell, 2002).

Sensitization reflected by a specific IgE is not necessarily governed by the same mechanisms as the ones determining total IgE level, as suggested by studies of parental smoking that showed associations in different directions for total IgE and skin test positivity (Strachan and Cook 1998).

QUESTION FROM NEIL: I'm wondering if this means the new vitality of Tea Party type candidates — like Ron Paul — or merely that Republican establishment types will hew to the Tea Party lines for an election, but not necessarily govern differently.

Frege says that "the apodictic judgment [i.e., roughly, the judgment whose content begins with a "necessarily" governing the rest of the content] is distinguished from the assertory in that it suggests the existence of universal judgments from which the proposition can be inferred, while in the case of the assertory one such a suggestion is lacking" (Frege 1879, §4).

So the role of the clerics is to advise and debate -- but not necessarily to govern.

And it certain ways, since Bloomberg's centrism is fundamentally elitist, an anti-Bloomberg centrism would have a more plausible path to political power, if not necessarily to governing success.

Even though, he added, "The skill of telemarketing does not necessarily translate into governing".

Although legalism is always a danger, spontaneity is not necessarily lacking in a world governed by Halakhah.

WHEN Stephen J. Ganns and his family moved to the Brookside Village condominium complex in Mount Kisco in 1998, they were not necessarily looking for a community governed by a formal homeowner association, which had monthly common charges, as well as a list of rules.