Sentence examples for through the condition from inspiring English sources

Even her children's features don't cut through the condition; watching her daughter at a ballet show recently, she was unable to spot her among the other girls in identical buns and leotards.

Vibrio cholerae, a food-borne pathogen, can cause epidemics of cholera in human through the condition of acute watery diarrhoea.

We introduce a discrete analogue (A_{h}=-P_{h}Delta_{h}) of the Stokes operator A through the condition ((A_{h}phi_{h},psi_{h})= nablaphi_{h},nablapsi_{h})) for all (phi_{h},psi_{h}in X_{h} mbox{or} W_{h}).

The classical notion of uniform integrability of a sequence of integrable random variables { X n, n ≥ 1 } is defined through the condition lim a → ∞ sup n ≥ 1 E | X n | I ( | X n | > a ) = 0. Landers and Rogge [7] proved that the uniform integrability condition is sufficient in order that a sequence of pairwise independent random variables verifies the weak laws of large numbers.

There are only two options for us -- to continue being scared and get sucked deeper and deeper into the vortex of fear or figure out the alternatives and hack through the condition to get rid of the feeling of being afraid.

Assuming this function to be the ground-state (lowest eigenvalue) of the Hamiltonian H of the Schrödinger equation:

is; but through the conditions that it imposes in return for loans the I.M.F.

They said the Australian minister and his department was, by design, inducing illiteracy in the asylum seeker children held on Nauru through the conditions they were forced to endure and the constant mental harm brought about by their prolonged detention.

Having chosen a field in Indiana, Hamlin walked the group through the conditions there: seventy-five degrees, partly cloudy, no rainfall in the past twenty-four hoursoiloil moisture in the field at sixty-nine per cent.

The fund, which guides the economies of dozens of poor nations through the conditions it attaches to its loans, reviewed its approach to money-laundering issues because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Eric Sieracki, the chief financial officer, walked directors through the conditions of a "base scenario," a "stress scenario," and a "severe scenario" — as if it were not evident that the Countrywide scenario was already severe.