Sentence examples for In surge from inspiring English sources
As in SURGE Classic, players in SURGE Next and Fuzzy Chronicles navigate their avatar through the play area to rescue game characters and deliver them to safe locations while avoiding obstacles and enemies.
In surge irrigation, the values of saturated hydraulic conductivity and final infiltration rate were considered as 80% of those in a continuous furrow.
In SURGE Symbolic, the Cartesian graphs of position, velocity, acceleration, force, and mass are where the puzzles are presented to players, where players plan and implement their actions and where players reflect on the outcomes of their plans.
In SURGE NextG, students can generate multiple bar graphs, including an 'odometer' graph that shows total displacement as a function of time, graphs of signed x- and y-component displacements, and a 'speedometer' graph that shows total velocity as a function of time, and graphs of signed x- and y-component velocities.
In surge group patients, azilsartan significantly reduced both the sleep trough surge and the prewaking surge at week 14 compared with candesartan (least squares means of the between-group differences −5.8 mmHg, P=0.0395; and −5.7 mmHg, P=0.0228, respectively).
In addition to the implications outlined above, our pilot studies with early versions of SURGE Next suggested that our approach to emphasizing prediction/anticipation rather than reaction was an improvement over our efforts in SURGE Classic.
Some universal adapters include built-in surge protection, but you can also get separate surge protectors to guard against potentially uneven current.
The 37-by-28-inch 37-by-28-inch 37-by-28-inch 37-by-28-inch keyboardesktope accommodatesand computerth a built-in surge protector, storage shelf and cutouts for electric wires.
Plus it has a built-in surge protector.
It draws minimal power, has built-in surge protection and includes a rubberized strap that keeps the cables organized and the adapter from slipping off a slick surface.
This paper presents an experimental study of a new resonant-in-surge wave energy converter concept that is a successor to the "Frond" and "Wraspa" WECs investigated at Lancaster University and elsewhere.
