Sentence examples for suppressed entirely from inspiring English sources

For the arch problem we find a stabilising (delay) effect on the in-plane collapse of the arch, with failure suppressed entirely at sufficiently high speed.

Each of these elements originates not from a terminal bud but as a fork of a dichotomy, the other fork being weaker in growth or suppressed entirely.

The etch rate displays a pronounced dependence on sample temperature for monolayer and multilayer graphene alike: very slow at room temperature, peaking at 400 °C and suppressed entirely at 700 °C.

All difficulty would be removed if Wilson would tell the Italian foreign minister that Article 15 should be either suppressed entirely, or at least modified.

It was shown that the development of cytopathic effects in HeLa cells infected by EMCV was either suppressed entirely or reduced by differing the p-KG03 concentration [ 93].

Anthony Hopkins – in full reptilian ham mode, doing the quiet sonorous voice and musing smile as if tactfully suppressing entirely justified triumph at how much wiser he is than everyone else – plays John Clancy, a troubled psychic who used to help the FBI with murder cases and is now tempted out of retirement.

Because infection by T. aphyllus decreases fruit and seed production and often suppresses entirely cactus reproduction (Silva and Martinez del Río 1996; Medel 2000), short-spined individuals are strongly selected against, and long spines are expected to evolve as a result of parasite-mediated selection.

"Thousands of years of lip-service to the Christian ethic have not succeeded in suppressing entirely the earlier ethical attitude that newborn infants, especially if unwanted, are not yet full members of the moral community" [ 69].

Using functional M.R.I. to guide them, neurosurgeons in Belgium have performed the implant procedure on several patients in the last year and say it has suppressed tinnitus entirely.

The aim of these ideas was altruistic and humanitarian, but these aims were to be achieved by relying on reason and suppressing entirely the spontaneous outflow of Christian pity and compassion.

Or did she suppress an entirely understandable rage in order to keep the portrait of the marriage as pleasant (and salable) as possible?