Sentence examples for undergoing rather from inspiring English sources

While offshore wind energy is undergoing rather rapid global growth, Canada does not yet have any offshore wind facilities installed.

Archimedes founded hydrostatics in about 250 bc when, according to legend, he leapt out of his bath and ran naked through the streets of Syracuse crying "Eureka!"; it has undergone rather little development since.

He therefore does not feel emotions, since emotions are states that one undergoes rather than actions one performs.

This implies that some of the edge subcarriers can eventually undergo rather small instantaneous ICI despite the high average ICI power.

It may be argued that most psychological processes do exist, at least those we undergo rather than those we make up.

Furthermore, Fig. 3 shows that the several leading neutral states over 1 ≤ m ≤ 7 undergo rather erratic location changes on the complex Ā -plane for relatively small values of m.

Therefore, it is unsurprising to note that a number of Disney films have undergone rather dramatic makeovers from their original screenplays.

Base pair geometries undergo rather larger changes within ACA than in GCG, with changes in buckle and propeller angles particularly apparent.

It is interesting, therefore, that this helix was found to undergo rather rapid H D exchange along its full length, except at Q235 and I236.

However, VSMCs retain remarkable plasticity and can undergo rather profound and reversible changes in phenotype in response to changes in local environmental cues [ 5].

By contrast, cross-contamination of meconium or another matrix with urine would likely have a bigger impact for nonpersistent chemicals, which are metabolized and eliminated primarily in the urine, than for persistent chemicals that undergo rather limited urinary excretion.