Sentence examples for a number of buildup from inspiring English sources

All-weather monitoring data on the state and development of solar activity from the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope (SSRT) have been used in identifying a number of buildup signatures of powerful flares, and an algorithm for their short term prediction has been suggested on this basis.

It was not just the United States Venezuelaa had difficulty maintaining possession and squandered a number of buildups.

For a number of players, the emotional buildup to the England game was exaggerated.

The BOA and the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games had a number of disagreements in the buildup to London 2012 and the new BOA chairman, Lord Coe, also the Locog chairman, may wait until April before a new appointment.

A new genetic analysis reveals that our brawny cousins had a number of distinct genes involved in the buildup of certain types of fat in their brains and other tissues a trait shared by today's Europeans, but not Asians.

They watched it and took more measurements, which revealed a number of other abnormalities that signal a "kick" — an undetected pressure buildup.

In the buildup to this election season's presidential debates, we've seen a number of services launch that aim to enhance the viewers' experience (and hopefully keep them informed).

A number of factors contributed to the fourth-quarter performance, including robust consumer and government spending and a strong buildup in inventories at businesses.

He wrote a number of works on such subjects as weather fronts, ice nuclei in clouds, methods and problems of weather forecasting, and the buildup of ice sheets.

Glaucoma, on the other hand, includes a number of disorders that affect the eye's optic nerve, and is usually caused by pressure in the eyes and fluid buildup.

Reasons for this omission typically include (a) the difficulties in reliably characterizing stress dependent effects from a limited number of pressure buildup (PBU) tests, and (b) large uncertainties in our understanding of both the porosity and compressibility of coals.