Sentence examples for own aligned with from inspiring English sources

This example clearly illustrates why replication is not on its own aligned with dependability one must consider the intrusion tolerance threshold f and the mission time (or, more precisely, MT/μ1,0) before determining if a 〈n,f〉 intrusion-tolerant configuration brings an advantage or a disadvantage in terms of dependability (e.g., reliability).

If a bar magnet that is not spinning is placed in a magnetic field, its north pole seeks the south pole of the field, and it comes to rest with its own field aligned with the external field.

"Pono" is a Hawaiian word that basically means to be right with the world, comfortable in your own skin, aligned with who you really are.

God loves and has a vision for us, and when we seek Him to solemnize our own vision aligned with His, we have holiness.

In particular, every electron has its own magnetic field aligned with the axis of its spin.

It was for women to portray their own needs as aligned with the needs of the company.

Last month, conservative breakaway churches in the U.S. formed their own Anglican group aligned with more conservative South American and African diocese.

Professionals were acutely aware of the need to ensure that their own goals were aligned with those of both the host communities and the sponsoring institutions.

It's also keen to keep growing its own business: aligning with a carrier like Sprint, to become an add-on feature to catch more dogged, cost-conscious demographics, could see the FreedomPop have far less autonomy than it has today.

My own take is very much aligned with Beckett's own take on the film, in that it's a flawed work.

His opinions and prejudices were his own and at times, aligned with those of his times.