Sentence examples for overridden at from inspiring English sources

These general patterns of habitat use were overridden at the local scale by site-specific variation in the use of forestry treatments, most evident in emigrating juvenile wood frogs.

The long-term goal is to develop a system that will provide real-time instructional materials based on learners' actions, so that eventually the initial set of instructions on a task can be strengthened, complemented, or overridden at different stages of training.

But the records provided were copies of the original computer logs, the source said, as the system was overridden at regular intervals throughout the committee's five-year study.

According to the Detroit Free Press, Tesla's autopilot system is billed as a "assist feature" and can be overridden at any time by the driver, who is expected to maintain control of the car in the event of any surprises.

Fears of an economic slowdown appear to have overridden worries at the central bank that too loose a monetary policy would lead to runaway inflation.

The park was overridden with drug sales at night".

Whistle blowers themselves will often argue that owed loyalty has been forfeited (or at least overridden), so that no disloyalty has been perpetrated.

As David Lewis himself pointed out in his analysis of habits, a habit may be under an agent's rational control in the sense that should that habit ever cease to serve the agent's desires according to his beliefs, it would at once be overridden and abandoned (Lewis 1975a, 1975b).

Integrity, impartiality and accountability are all at risk of being overridden by profit.

The motor plan elicited by the olfactory stimulus is not totally overridden by the motor plan triggered, at a later time, by the visual target.

According to the Myrtle Beach Sun, Johnson "said his numerous vetoes, only two of which were overridden, stemmed from his philosophy of looking at all things for their cost benefit ratio and his axe fell on Republicans as well as Democrats".