Sentence examples for property were lost from inspiring English sources

As American lives and property were lost, sentiment mounted in the United States for armed intervention, and by the spring of 1914 war hysteria was sweeping the nation.

More than property was lost that night.

This property is lost when the system noise is colored which is generally the case for many practical situations.

While the underlying theory is completely in line with the principles of Bayesian inference, in practice this property is lost due to approximation steps in the GP inference.

With the Protestant Reformation the order almost vanished; with the French revolution their property was lost, and they struggled to recover.

A book containing unpublished work by Charlotte Brontë – and one of the few surviving possessions of her mother after her property was lost in a shipwreck – has returned to the family's home in Haworth, West Yorkshire.

On the contrary, the acceleration feedback produces alternating poles and zeros only when the flexible structure is stiff compared to the isolation system; this property is lost when the flexible modes of the sensitive payload interfere with the isolation system.

If upheld, the ruling could force the federal government to pay tens of millions of dollars, if not more, to homeowners whose property was lost or damaged by water from the navigation canal, the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet, known as MR-GO (pronounced Mister Go).

Burgess (2003) observed that in the context of IF logic this property is lost in a very strong sense.

The emergent property is lost when the system is decomposed into its component parts or when an elimination of some component occurs.

Our result is consistent with the statistical analysis of Cluster data that the foreshock fluctuation property is lost in the magnetosheath (Narita et al., 2006).