Sentence examples for uniquely governed from inspiring English sources
It is shown that a stable curvilinear slope profile is uniquely governed by dimensionless parameters.
Seasonal patterns of ET fluxes were more dynamic than GPP due to the presence of distinct subcomponent processes that were uniquely governed by several environmental factors.
In general, an account of assertion in terms of norms is an account that invokes the existence, or the being in force, of norms that uniquely govern assertions.
These findings demonstrate, to our knowledge for the first time, that two spatial regimes in cell-spreading area exist that uniquely govern the structure-function role of FAs in regulating cell-adhesion strength.
On the basis of previous work with Src and Hck, we further hypothesized that the SFK SH2-CD linkers uniquely govern the magnitude of allosteric coupling between the regulatory domains and the ATP-binding site, thus influencing the availability of the regulatory domains for intermolecular interactions.
She henceforth governed alone — uniquely so among female monarchs of the period.
Lord Hanningfield is right to imply that he is not the only peer to have benefited from the uniquely lax rules governing the House of Lords.
For example, whether a given connective is uniquely characterized in the sense of being governed by rules which when reduplicated to govern a new connective render compounds formed from the same component sentences using the original and the new connective completely interchangeable is relative not just to a logic but to a particular proof system (set of rules systematizing the logic).
We can say in this framework that the rules governing ¬ uniquely characterize this connective in terms of → and f on the basis of which it would indeed be explicitly definable (¬ φ as φ → f), but since here f is not uniquely characterized (even though → is), this still leaves ¬ without its (perhaps) expected uniqueness, as is even more evident in Fmla.
This is a uniquely modern drama, and it is as much a psychical drama as a practical one, in which home is a place governed not by concepts of fairness but by willingness and desire.
