Sentence examples for which is provoking from inspiring English sources

Ukrainians are being forced to choose between two forces, each of which is provoking the other.

It is exhibited by a kind of painful cringing gesture, which is provoked when the subject becomes conscious that they have violated the norms of their own group.

The second part consists of the equation used to calculate the provided magnetic field H of the reader, which is provoked by the electrical current i r.

The AGC further compensates the power imbalances between demand and generation in a real time, which is provoked by wind power forecast errors.

The pro-inflammatory pulmonary response which is provoked by infection, mechanical ventilation, and oxygen therapy negatively impacts these critical steps which results in a reduced number of alveoli, reduced surface area for gas exchange, and simplified alveolar structures.

It is shown that the procedure used to prepare gels of conductivities ranging from 3 to 150 S/cm implies: (a) syneresis, associated with phase separation, which is provoked by a lowering of the quality level of the solvent due to absorption of humidity, (b) fibrillar morphology, due to the facility of the stiff, fully protonated, polyaniline chains to be orientated.

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is one of the common male diseases, which is provoked by dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and androgen signals.

Among these sites, K276 was identified as a major receptor site for SUMOylation, which is provoked by the SUMO E3 ligase PIAS1 and reversed by the SUMO-specific protease SENP1 [ 68].

Back in the late 1990s, I got thrown out of a screening of Lars von Trier's imbecilic The Idiots for heckling a fatuous, hard-core sex scene which was provoking cries of 'Bravo' from the boorish cognoscenti.

The reconsideration, which was provoked by criticism from the food industry, has angered consumer advocates.

The screenplay is by Polly Platt, from a story by her and Malle himself, which was provoked by a book of photographs and interviews called "Storyville, New Orleans", by Al Rose.