Sentence examples for * overturning in from inspiring English sources

Robson, J., Hodson, D., Hawkins, E. & Sutton, R. Atlantic overturning in decline?

But the good news was followed, on November 3rd, by the overturning in a referendum of a law permitting gay marriage in Maine.

But they believe the basin of ice is probably two or three kilometres thick, moving at a few centimetres a year and overturning in half a million years.

It was found that the wind turbine tower investigated in this study is most vulnerable to the overturning in the event of an earthquake.

Elsewhere, the US department of justice, on a mission to unearth US tax evaders in Switzerland, batters the cantons of Zug, Zurich and Ticino into submission, overturning in a matter of months long held traditions of banking secrecy.

A logical solution that can be effectively used in SPSW systems is to rigidly connect the beams of adjacent bays to the columns of SPSWs (on both sides) forming an interacting system of SPSW and moment frame in which the adjacent beams act as outriggers resulting in an overall reduction of overturning in the SPSW.

The secondary circulation is the overturning (in-up-out-down) part of the flow; it is in the radial and vertical directions.

In other words, a stronger overturning circulation in a model tends to promise a cooler world in one hundred years.

These gigantic cells with overturning air in each of the hemispheres in low latitudes are known as the Hadley cells.

Furthermore, the further parametric analyses pointed out the good effectiveness of the proposed control algorithm both in the reduction of the rocking angle and in the protection from the overturning, also in the case of blocks with low slenderness.

Dodson, who was also Australia's first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social justice commissioner at the Human Rights Commission, said the lie of terra nullius as the foundation for colonisation is still being perpetuated, despite the high court overturning it in the historic Mabo ruling in 1992.