Sentence examples for regime determined from inspiring English sources

The regime, determined to maintain power, would not simply fold.

The self-oscillation regime, determined from the oscillation amplitude, became wider as the liquid level decreased.

These were countries, institutions, and leaders who couldn't, or wouldn't, make a clear moral distinction between Israel, a democratic nation seeking nothing more than quiet on its border with Hamas-ruled Gaza, and Hamas, a terrorist regime determined to fulfill its charter calling for Israel's destruction.

While the U.S. has little leverage to force change in Pyongyang a regime determined to survive no matter what isn't going to change its political practices at Washington's request—engagement might create conditions more conducive to an improvement in human rights.

In addition, the time span for bead internalization and phagosomal acidification measured using this approach spanned the same time regime determined from the measurements in the previous section.

Finally, in the regime determined above, where known aberrations could be reliably measured (200 µm depth for the 63×/0.9 objective, 400 µm depth for the 20×/0.5 objective), PSFs are calculated from the wavefront measured by CGWS using the first 28 Zernike coefficients whose tilt and defocus are numerically removed (Fig. 7 ).

Called the Law of the River, the resulting regime determines who along the river has what right to how much water.At least, it does in theory.

The personal and the political are inseparable in Klima's newest novel, in which a Prague dentist, daughter of a zealous bureaucrat of the former regime, determines that the hate mail she has been receiving originates with a half brother previously unknown to her.

What is at stake in the negotiations over Iran's nuclear capability is not simply the question of whether the country will be allowed to inch ever closer to holding weapons, but rather the risk of setting off a nuclear domino effect across the Middle East, where every autocratic and jittery regime determines that it too must have nuclear weapons.

The regime determines social relations by virtue of institutionalized expectations, such as cognitive rules of scientific observation, agreed upon knowledge, established technical paradigms, and belief systems [35, 36].

In Hungary the signs might well read: "When the unraveling regime determines university programs, we all become less educated".