Sentence examples for At tension from inspiring English sources

But everything is played solemnly straight: and the outrageous implausibility of it all undermines any attempts at tension and suspense.

In program notes Mr. Magloire hinted at tension, writing, "The ballet is not as harmonious as the title suggests," but his narrative ideas remained an enigma.

In June, less than a month after Mr. Brown was drafting his first subpoena addressing fund fees, "in a total coincidence someone came in with a tip related in a backhanded way to what I was looking at: tension between the mutual fund managers and the funds," he said.

To simulate this condition, the test beams were pre-cracked up to 0.3 mm width at tension zone.

The X-ray tube was set at tension and current equal to 36 KV and 0.12 mA respectively; 300 s was adopted as exposure time.

A difference in levels was observed with distinction of site, with levels increased at both mesial and distal sites at 1 h of force application, between 24 h and 6 days at tension site and a statistically significant increase at tension site greater than compression site [36].

These unexplored, hinted-at tensions blossom in the movie's best and wittiest scene, a spat that erupts after seven hours of treading water.

At tensions >8 pN, we also observed a stable intermediate reflecting ∼17 nt of bound ssDNA (Bujalowski and Lohman, 1989a, 1989b, 1991b).

Elsewhere, flying leaves suggest a coming storm, or the angle of a wire hints at tensions just beyond the painting's edge.

While the biochemical interaction of p85beta and focal adhesion kinase (FAK) has been reported previously (Chen et al., 1996), N-WASP and Arp2/Arp3 actin polymerization complexes are absent at tension-loaded focal adhesions.

Secondly, the effects of low oxygen tension are likely to be complex at tensions lower than 2%.