Sentence examples for supported externally from inspiring English sources

This fact implies that a simply supported, externally prestressed beam is a redundant structure.

These "excuses" were not just given by the prison internally but also supported externally by the security culture at an administrative level within the the prison service.

The barrier is about 5 m high and consists of thousands of thin steel rods spaced closely together and supported externally by an angled steel frame.

As described in previous studies, each conscious experimental rat was enclosed in a perspex restrainer with the head of the animal cushioned against a silicone head mask supported externally by an acrylic tube (Chen et al. 2003; Lai et al. 2004, 2010).

To date, discussions of the "AIDS response" have been dominated by formal responses, with less attention to the role of indigenous social relations in promoting health-enhancing behaviour change, and supporting externally driven prevention, treatment and impact mitigation efforts.

Our findings are consistent with those from previous studies on the value of social capital [11,31], social networks and community mobilization [32] to support externally introduced programmes in African settings.

Firms can mitigate these costs by encouraging employees to spend time networking with their internal colleagues, while supporting externally-focused scouts to deepen and leverage their outside relationships to boost innovation at the firm.

The opportunity to obtain rich data from a narrative supported by externally sourced information provides relevance to this descriptive case study (Yin, 2003).

The acetabular carriage was supported by externally pressurized bearings, which ensured a very low-friction axis about which the carriage could rotate due to the frictional torque generated between the bearing surfaces.

They may also require particular capacities of administrative systems, not always present, and it is noteworthy that the Nepal programme has been intensively supported with externally funded technical input, its management has not been integrated with general health system management and the challenge to achieve greater integration is now recognized.

Current evidence suggests that two spatially distinct neuroanatomical networks, the dorsal attention network (DAN) and the default mode network (DMN), support externally and internally oriented cognition, respectively, and are functionally regulated by a third, frontoparietal control network (FPC).