Sentence examples for a bending of from inspiring English sources

It's as if there's a principle of relativity, a bending of time, in the very concept of familiarity.

They did not need a Dean Richards figure to order a bending of the rules to gain an advantage.

It's not the biggest bow, but it's definitely a bow (by definition, it's a bending of the back or head).

A second flow structure, a bending of the counter-rotating vortices, is also identified.

But the proposed changes to the N.C.A.A's rules would represent not so much a bending of the rules as an abrupt break from them.

There is a lie we like to tell ourselves, a bending of the truth that permeates most of the food world in the West.

But experts who study the NCAA see a clear bending of the rules in Ogunbowale's case.

As shown in Fig. 8, the bending test consists of 100 cycles of inner bending and 300 cycles of outer bending with a bending radio of 1.5 cm.

Untreated roots showed an average bending of 81°, whereas only 55° and 48° bending was observed in seedlings treated with 1 μM and 2 μM TE1 respectively.

Fig. 12 a Bending effect of the TFRRAM device.

Plain borosilicate glass exhibited a bending strength of 0.28 GPa.