Sentence examples for strongly governed from inspiring English sources

Ice sheets interact with the ocean on small spatial scales, and their motion is strongly governed by poorly understood properties of the ice as well as the sediment hidden several miles beneath it.

This result is consistent with the idea that strongly governed firms use tax management effectively, which can also benefit them in the long-run by not exacerbating their financial constraints.

In addition to operating and design parameters, the thermal performance of heat exchangers, working in cryogenic temperature range, is strongly governed by losses such as longitudinal conduction through the wall, heat-in-leak from the surroundings, flow maldistribution, etc.

Hence from the observations, it can be understood that chloride penetration is much strongly governed by chemical processes (ion transfer and physical adsorption by charge interaction, concentration gradient, and immobilization) rather than physical processes (advection) alone.

Plethodontids are lungless ectotherms, so their ecology is strongly governed by temperature and precipitation.

Surprisingly, blood-O2 affinity of the semi-aquatic star-nosed mole was more strongly governed by temperature (inset of Figure 3), as reflected by its high oxygenation enthalpy (-29.9 kJ mol-1 O2; Table 2) relative to the fossorial mole species.

Voting is the bridge between the governed and government.

The poem was composed by the greatest modern writer in Newari language, Chittadhar Hrdaya (1906 1982), while he was imprisoned by the autocratic strongly pro-Hindu Rana regime that governed Nepal from the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century.

Corbett, LePage, Deal, and Walker have all governed according to their party's most strongly held beliefs.

Democratic government requires the consent of the governed.

This "shadow government" operates without the consent of the governed.