Sentence examples for situations result from from inspiring English sources
The discontinuities of the tracks in the symmetric multitarget situations result from losses TOA in the case of the target trace crossing.
These different assessment situations result from the different numbers of uses of potential candidate products, which vary between one and a few hundreds, and also from the different numbers of potentially available alternatives, which range between zero and more than a hundred (Tables 5 and 6).
This implies that microalbuminuria may also, at least in these situations, result from endothelial dysfunction.
Both of these situations result from the relatively rare access to pathologically-examined cases of both HME and RMSF, limiting the power of this study.
It is also intended to prevent situations resulting from errors or misinterpretation on the part of either Party.
Under degraded situations resulting from the reduction of luminance contrast of the symbols or limited exposure time, pictorial size and thickness of circle slashes influenced glance legibility.
They invest in the right things, don't bail out when the markets go bonkers and don't have messy financial situations resulting from inheritances or disabled children or small business tax complications.
The difference in the two situations results from the fact that momentum (the product of mass and velocity) is conserved: the momentum of the system that fires a projectile must be opposite and equal to that of the projectile.
Two common situations resulting from this interaction are the barrier effect (impact of an underground construction on groundwater) and groundwater pressure on the bottom slab (impact of groundwater on an underground construction).
It was used to express situations resulting from a prior event, as in qebr-ēku 'I have been buried,' based on qebir- 'buried.' Many researchers believe that the Akkadian stative was the starting point for the development of the suffixed perfective conjugation of West Semitic.
However, the principle of humanity imposes the responsibility on States to protect human beings in emergency situations resulting from natural or man-made disasters.
