Sentence examples for that become observable from inspiring English sources
We assume that the agent's contribution to firm value is not available for contracting, e.g., because it becomes observable and contractible in a distant future only.9 In fact, throughout this paper we generally restrict contractability to measures that become observable and verifiable within the two-period horizon of our game.10.10
This approach provides insights about changing conditions that only become observable when stationarity in the relationship between concentration and streamflow is not assumed.
As δ increases the direction of wave propagation changes from outward to inward such that anti-spirals become observable.
The backbone amide H and N resonances of Asn180(233) are not observed in the spectrum of the free enzyme, but become observable in that of the complex, again suggesting some decreased mobility on inhibitor binding.
Another beneficial effect of the lower operating frequency is that head echoes will become observable at up to 115-km altitude.
That effect became observable for higher alkyl bromides, and it made its contribution to the lower surface free energy values in cationomer coatings [ 25].
Therefore there may be threshold activation of some signals that are important to the cell, well before they become observable using Western blot analysis.
Looking at Cox4p, a component of the respiratory chain, instead, the protein levels are strongly diminished in Q56-YFP expressing yeasts, implying that at the level of distinct proteins alterations to the mitochondrial system become observable (Fig. 7e).
"Vast new reaches of the universe have become observable in the dramatic findings of Allan Sandage..
"Vast new reaches of the universe have become observable in the dramatic findings of Allan Sandage.
Some geomagneticists also speculated that the earthquake altered conditions in the fluid core of the Earth, and they were expecting a "jerk" in the strength of Earth's magnetic field to become observable within the following few years.
