Sentence examples for the conditions lay from inspiring English sources
That company said the blame for the conditions lay with being unable to raise rents enough to cover necessary improvements and upgrades, because the building is part of the city's Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program, according to a spokesman.
But his intentions for the work may be elucidated by a letter: "I despise no one, least of all because of his intellect or education, since it is no one's power not to become a blockhead or a criminal – because through the same conditions we would all probably become the same, and because the conditions lie outside of us".
The most efficient extraction conditions lay near the central values of these two parameters considered.
The difference of 27.1 ms between the two conditions lies within the range of a classical FLE measured at a mean velocity of 10 12 deg/s [23].
Even better financial conditions lay ahead for the Smiths.
Consequently, the visual exposure in the weapon and ball training conditions was highly similar; the difference between conditions lies in the sensorimotor experience of using the weapon for action versus holding a ball, watching passively.
In recent studies, it has been shown that when the applied boundary conditions lie outside the employed field of view, IDIC suffers from inaccuracies.
On the other hand, temperature reduction due to evaporation may either reduce or enhance chemical reactivity, depending on the local thermodynamic conditions lying either inside or outside the NTC region.
The interest in the study of integral boundary conditions lies in the fact that it has various applications in applied fields such as blood flow problems, chemical engineering, thermoelasticity, underground water flow, and population dynamics.
In other words, the differences in the compression response between different sands tested under different loading conditions lie in the differences in the compression parameters λ* and N*.
The difference between static and flow conditions lies in the time required to reach a steady state equal to the HS level for each phenotype not exposed to heparinase.
