Sentence examples for proper terminating from inspiring English sources

Recursive processes, by definition, can go on for a long time in the absence of proper terminating conditions resulting in unsuitable response times.

These withdrawals isolated Manchuria from China proper, terminated active Chinese military control in Inner Mongolia, and exposed the Beijing area in particular to the possibility of probing raids from the nearby steppes.

The teleportation authorities have to decide which identity it is philosophically proper to terminate before news of the unfortunate accident gets out.

The lawsuit, filed Nov. 5 in Bronx Supreme Court, claims that Mr. Trees was dismissed because of his novel, and that Horace Mann did not follow proper procedures in terminating his employment.

This generation of obstetricians had seen women wheeled into emergency rooms, one after another, because they had paid someone without proper training to terminate their pregnancies.

The Open Question Argument proper does not terminate in a conditional but a categorical.

Insomniac, the company that staged Electric Daisy Carnival, filed a seven-figure lawsuit against L.A. on Friday, claiming the city did not have proper cause to terminate a concert planned for Oct. 30 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

The parental rights of their birth parents — who hadn't been able to give them a proper home — had been terminated and were now being transferred to adoptive parents who would.

However, it still remains largely unknown how activated STAT and NF-κB are terminated for proper Th cell differentiation and immune responses and how STAT and NF-κB are deregulated in autoimmune diseases.

If the vote passes, the matter then proceeds to housing court to determine whether the proper procedures were followed in terminating the lease.

To this end, proper levels of tolerance for terminating the sub-iteration procedure have been obtained in order to recover the formal order of temporal accuracy.