Sentence examples for steered via from inspiring English sources

The three integers lead to an atomistic precisely gap opening criteria, which steered via density functional theory based calculations.

We therefore speculate that the dissociation between innate relative preference on the one hand and associative learnability on the other hand may come about by innate preference behavior being steered via the direct lateral horn pathway, whereas learnt behavior may require the readout of the olfactory memory trace in the mushroom body loop (regarding the adult, see Heimbeck et al. 2001).

It also pairs with a smartphone app to let you steer via a built-in stabilization system, or you can turn that off and steer with your body.

The CWC simulation-analysis pipeline is wrapped in a back-end tool that can be steered either via a command line tool or via a graphical user interface.

Ayew was quick to pounce on the loose ball and steered home via a slight deflection off Glenn Loovens.

We investigated these disparities and examined atomic-level unbinding trajectories via steered molecular dynamics simulations, as well as via molecular force spectroscopy experiments on biotin-streptavidin.

Numerical prediction of the elasticity of protein or polypeptide via steered molecular dynamic (SMD) simulation was shown to be highly consistent with the data of the experimental measurement [25].

A second category relates to internal changes in organizational processes or structures that can be initiated, steered, and changed via process instructions, clinical pathways, working/project groups, or leadership behavior within the organization (IOA).

"It's perfect," he insisted, as he steered toward an on-ramp for Via Flaminia.

Sterling won a penalty, Jesus's effort from the spot was steered on to the post via a Fabianski palm, and Bernardo Silva slotted in the rebound.

In one case in Kenya investigated by the task force, an operations assistant involved in buying supplies via the United Nations Office for Project Services steered contracts to various companies, including one called Depasse Logistics, owned by her husband, according to the full investigation report posted on the American Embassy Web site.