Sentence examples for state subject from inspiring English sources

The fits assume a squeezed thermal state subject to loss (see Supplementary Information).

Vien Chan, which had sided with Myanmar, was invaded (1778), annexed, and made a state subject to the Siamese (1782).

If Palestinians were black, Israel would now be a pariah state subject to economic sanctions led by the United States.

As a result, young people languish, with the state subject to no sanctions, lawyers and experts say.

Christian Science was unique in its view of sickness as a material state, subject to the transcendental power of the individual's spiritual being.

Take Palmyra, the site of bloody executions by Islamic State, subject of many column inches on the savagery of their worldview.

During the "off" state, subjects showed an increased blood oxygen level-dependent response in the bilateral orbitofrontal cortices (walk>watch).

The court said that by posting the registry on the Internet, the state subjected offenders to "world-wide obloquy and ostracism".

With schools in almost every state subjecting students to tougher tests, she said, it only makes sense to demand the same of teachers.

During the off-season, the state subjects some rides to X-rays and ultrasound tests to detect weaknesses that are not visible.

These curves define the probability of exceeding a specific damage state subjected to a hazard by a suitable IM.