A combination (reflecting the compromise) of these two tendencies forms the additional constraint to close the conservation equations.
The work features the closure of a hydrodynamic model with the incorporation of a stability condition reflecting the compromise between the dominant mechanisms in the system.
A compromise could be enacted by having the Assembly pass the Senate bill, and then having both sides pass a second bill amending the first one, to reflect the compromise.
The Lords amendment was designed to reflect the compromise Grieve apparently reached with ministers last Thursday, when Theresa May offered significant concessions in order to fend off Tory rebels.
Stability condition is formulated as the minimization of the sum of two energy dissipations, reflecting the compromise of a liquid-dominant regime at which smaller bubbles prevail and a gas-dominant regime favoring the existence of larger bubbles.
The motivation of the study is that a stability condition reflecting the compromise between different dominant mechanisms can serve for a closure in addition to mass and momentum conservative constraints, and the interphase momentum transfer should be related to different paths of energy dissipation.
Mr. Hatch's amendment, which reflects the compromise he reached after lengthy negotiations led by Mr. Schumer, raises the minimum number of visas annually for high-skilled foreign workers — known as H-1B visas — to 115,000, from 110,000 in the bill, while keeping the maximum at 180,000 a year.
This approach reflects the compromise between limiting the ventilation period to a few hours (in order to limit the role of confounding factors, such as conduct of anesthesia, fluid status, risk of infection, nutrition and so on) and the attempt to produce detectable lung injury in this short time.
Amendments to that proposal drawn up by Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which is widely expected to vote tomorrow on the changes, closely reflect the compromises that the foundations sought.
In last Sunday's article about Assange, Keller continued to reflect the compromises that the Times apparently feels it must make in positioning itself vis-à-vis the Washington powers-that-be.
