Sentence examples for under preconditions from inspiring English sources

The North, which has vowed never to give up its nuclear deterrent against what it sees as U.S. hostility, says it will not sit down to talks under preconditions.

Therefore, under preconditions that patient does not have a basic disease and sterilization is followed strictly at all times during and after surgery, routine preventative antibacterial medication may be regarded as excessive.

Static neural networks can be transferred into local field neural networks only under some preconditions.

In case passwords are compromised the systems security decreases to that of a standard one, thus, according results were achieved under unrealistic preconditions.

The cognitive radio network (CRN), consisting of SUs, is given permission to coexist in licensed channels under two preconditions mandated by the FCC: (1) giving spectrum priority to licensed users and (2) minimizing interference to licensed users.

Mathematical proofs of Eq. (8) under certain preconditions can be found in Ref. [14], Theorem 7.2.1, and in Ref. [15], Theorem 6.1.5; however, the proofs are for general distributions and are very abstract.

So the formula is read informally as, under certain preconditions pertaining to the action A at hand, the fluent (predicate) f becomes true of arguments x, if and only if either the condition γf+ x, A) holds or f(x) holds (before the execution of A) and the condition γf− x, A) (that would cause it to become false) does not hold.

1) The progress of the EU, after the Second World War, started under the preconditions that the UK, the US, France and other countries occupied and completely transformed Germany and that Germany assumed all the moral and material responsibilities of the war.

Under these preconditions and based on the gained operating experience an increase of the mean annual supply discharge to 42 l/s is expected as viable during the upcoming years (this equals 80%% of the theoretical mean annual supply discharge of 52 l/s with reference to the design storage level of 15 m).

In all-optical switching experiments [1] a thin ferrimagnetic film, e.g., GdFeCo, is irradiated by a femtosecond laser pulse which can be linearly or circularly polarized and thereafter a demagnetization with subsequent switching of the magnetization can be observed under certain preconditions.

Still, even under these preconditions, balancer proteins seem to be more abundant than cell line-specific proteins.