Sentence examples for undesirable condition from inspiring English sources
"When you go to the dictionary and you look up 'black, it gives you these definitions that say, 'Affected by an undesirable condition,' " Wilson says.
Recent experiments at JET indicate that this undesirable condition can actually occur15, but the related FTU results show how the problem can be solved.
Premature seeding, or bolting, is an undesirable condition that is sometimes seen in fields of cabbage, celery, lettuce, onion, and spinach.
Too strong a braking produces skid, which is an undesirable condition, while weak breaking results in a long landing run.
Unfortunately, filtering of information in order to conform to my tastes and interests, and those of my social network, can lead to an unwanted and undesirable condition.
When white people say, I don't see color," what they're saying is 'You're affected by this undesirable condition, but I'll pretend I don't see that.' And I go, 'No, see my color.
By Peter Macia August 20 , 2013 Earlier this spring a resident of Clinton Hill called his landlord to report undesirable conditions.
Protection devices are designed to provide high sensitivity to transients produced by undesirable conditions like lightning stroke, avoiding their operation under all tolerable events like switching operations.
In this paper, it is shown that, with uncoordinated charging, distribution transformers and the grid can operate under highly undesirable conditions.
The European Common Position on Arms Sales, adopted in 2008, stipulates that the selling country has to assess "the existence of a risk that the equipment will be diverted within the buyer country or re-exported under undesirable conditions".
Specifically, for connectivity, inequality, and thresholds, geomorphologists can identify the existence and characteristics of these phenomena, quantify and predict changes resulting from past or future human manipulations, and recommend actions to restore desirable conditions or prevent development of undesirable conditions.
