Sentence examples for set that established from inspiring English sources

During the ENSO years of this study, rainfall decreased significantly in Bangladesh [49], similar to an earlier study using a 43-year data set that established a negative association between ENSO events and rainfall in Bangladesh [49].

We created a mechanism — actually my party lost a vote because we established a set of mechanisms that established several rules that you cannot pay for things with cash.… no houses, no cars by cash.

The spectacular set of circumstances that established this mystical connection with one of the world's most celebrated writers isn't something that happens in the lives of everyday people.

We use the notations introduced in the 'Partial conclusion' section, and the reader should refer to this section to give a concrete meaning to the rather abstract (but required by the mathematics) setting that we now establish.

For example, there is no set pattern that establishes a P/E of 30 as indicative of a peak, or a P/E of 10 as marking the market bottom.

Greece is already facing action by the European Union over its excessive budget deficit, which far exceeds the limit of 3 percent of G.D.P. set by the treaty that established the euro.

They are a single, coherent set of principles that establish concrete steps for businesses to follow so that they avoid committing, or becoming complicit in, human rights abuses.

This matrix identifies, for every load bus, the set of generators that establish its no-load voltage, and the varying degree of their influence.

A code is a set of rules that establish correspondence between two worlds, signs (consisting of encrypted information) and meaning (of the decrypted message).

Wolterstorff's line on this topic is that in the case of many paintings, the artist does not settle on a set of properties that establish criteria for correctness of instances or "occurrences" of the work (1980, 72).

Maryland in January passed a new set of regulations that establishes rehabilitative measures that sidestep suspensions and provide educational services when student punishments cause them to miss school.