Sentence examples for under fulfilling from inspiring English sources

From Statement 1 it follows that under fulfilling the inequalities alpha_{i} >-frac{1}{p (tau_{i} )},quad forall i=overline {0,m}, the inclusion (rhoin L_{p cdot)} ) is true.

As work and personal lives of the rich and famous become busier and more stressful, many have come to realize that a balanced, happy pet is going to have a soothing effect on the household at large, providing attention, affection, unconditional love and other such emotional support that may otherwise go un- or under- fulfilled.

He says his most enjoyable moments in the service of England have come under the management of Sven-Goran Eriksson and Roy Hodgson, the least fulfilling under Fabio Capello.

A diazepinone ring was identified as an under-represented heterocyclic system fulfilling a set of PDE4 structure-based design hypotheses.

Experimental results show that the designed controller is able to operate the SMB units under optimal condition fulfilling the purity requirements.

This is in line with the idea that all organisms have a core set of genes that are under selection for fulfilling their function in a stable and ordered manner [ 35], and suggests that in M. tuberculosis a dominant fraction of genes belongs to this group.

Most of his Fulham side had flopped at other clubs but under Hodgson fulfilled their potential.

Barely had the twice Tony-nominated alumnus of "Nicholas Nickleby" and "Strange Interlude" arrived Down Under to fulfill the long-held ambition of playing Lear before he suffered two strokes in quick succession.

At Annapolis, it was agreed that the United States would monitor both sides' performance in fulfilling obligations under the 2003 peace plan known as the road map.

As successor to such greats as Lord Palmerston and Ernest Bevin, Johnson has also frequently come under fire for not fulfilling that great foreign secretary requirement: doing his homework.

These six-to-eight lane highways, intended to thread together luxury townships and special economic zones, often come up on fertile farmland that is forcibly acquired under the pretext of fulfilling a "public purpose".