Sentence examples for on its underlying from inspiring English sources
Mr. Greenspan said that once the initial shock from the attacks wears off, the economy should be able to draw on its underlying strengths and recover.
However, atmosphere's behavior depends strongly on its underlying surface and that is primarily oceans (3/4 of the earth is ocean).
We argue that consistent decision making in judging a patent's validity and basing this on its underlying technological quality are important elements of patent office service ("assessment") quality.
All members worry about an unbalanced recovery, with big trade surpluses in some countries and big deficits elsewhere; but they do not yet agree on its underlying cause or solution.
It's not unheard of today to find a chocolate maker who offers customers a flavor wheel to explain the tastes found in his truffles, a mixologist who trains her palate to recognize a "library" of ingredients, or a sommelier who describes a wine's flavor based on its underlying chemical compounds.
For convenience, in terms of defining subgraph, matchings, degree, diameter, etc., of an oriented graph, we focus only on its underlying graph.
Here we do not distinguish between R k R k' and R k' R k as we do not know parental origin of the haplotypes, however genetic imprinting implies that the same composite diplotype may function differently, depending on the parental origin of its underlying haplotypes.
On the contrary, "its underlying laws reveal a beauty, a symmetry and economy which are capable of moving scientists to tears".
A successful implementation of disaster risk reduction options and strategies demands appropriate mechanisms to communicate and transfer the overall knowledge on risk and its underlying drivers to the various stakeholders involved in the decision-making process.
Due to its implications to human health this highly successful pathogen has been extensively studied and there is already a substantial body of information on Mtb and its underlying regulatory networks, but still much remains to be learned.
While such studies provide important retrospective data on the potential consequences of early life stressors on cognitive ability, the direct effects of adolescent social stress on executive function and its underlying neural mechanisms have yet to be explored.
