Sentence examples for prevailing mode of from inspiring English sources

Perpetual constitutional revolution, the prevailing mode of European integration thus far, is no longer serving Europe's citizens well.

It was very much in the Existentialist genre, the prevailing mode of the period, but that hadn't hit America yet.

Composed of up to 100 Conestoga wagons (sometimes called prairie schooners), wagon trains soon became the prevailing mode of long-distance overland transportation for both people and goods.

The prevailing mode of much historical fiction since then has been precisely the opposite: to take a term from the Russian literary theorist Viktor ­Shklovsky, novelists have wished to "defamiliarize" history by making it unrecognizable, unknowable, fantastic, brutal.

In 1968, when untrammelled street protest and high-stakes electoral politics collided at the Democratic Convention, in Chicago, the prevailing mode of crowd control was the crushing show of force.

The other prevailing mode of the time, finish fetish (the use of high-tech materials like resins, plastics and coated glass) was addressed by Moses in a similarly oblique manner.

The prevailing modes of large RSF are arrested (short-travel) translational sliding and gravitational sagging.

It provides welcome relief from prevailing modes of explaining art that involve definitions, philosophical claims, and critical judgments put forth by third parties.

Because the modes of nucleation and growth remain unchanged upon CHT TTT conversion, the prevailing modes of nucleation and growth in the isochronal transformation can be determined.

From the evolution of Avrami exponent n with annealing temperature T and the evolution of effective activation energy Q with transformed fraction f, the prevailing modes of nucleation and growth in the isothermal transformation can be determined.

Without doubt a foreign corporation seeking to enforce such a right in the courts of a state may be required to conform to the prevailing modes of proceeding in those courts, and to submit to the usual rules respecting costs, the giving of security therefor (see Blake v. McClung, 172 U. S. 239, 256, 43 L. ed. 432, 438, 19 Sup. Ct. Rep. 165), and the like.