Sentence examples for a soft position from inspiring English sources
A specific application towards precision motion control of a linear motor system using a magnetic encoder and a soft position sensor in conjunction with an analog velocity sensor is demonstrated.
The Obama administration, which strongly supported the Philippines' legal warfare strategy, also took a soft position.
But Ms. Merkel appeared to take a softer position, noting that the E.C.B. had made it clear it would buy bonds only if political leaders did their part.
The Rubio push comes as Mr. Romney tries to shift from the hard-line stance he took during the primary fight to a softer position that could erode President Obama's overwhelming edge with Hispanic voters.
(Unlike his wayward son, Franklin, Billy Graham had a softer position vis-à-vis Muslims).
Some officials of the IRGC might prefer an individual who holds countless détentes with the West, particularly the United States, pursues Iran's nuclear program without compromises, while others might prefer an individual with a softer position.
"I never made the case that had to do with the social component in this," he told me in an interview, seeming to contradicting his previous statements while projecting a softer position on the issue.
The coalition of Tymoshenko's Bloc (BYuT) and Yushchenko's Our Ukraine People's Self-Defense Bloc (OU-PSD) was put at risk due to deliberate misinterpretation of Tymoshenko's opinion on the ongoing 2008 South Ossetia War between Georgia and Russia.Yushchenko's office accused her of taking a softer position in order to gain support from Russia in the upcoming 2010 election.
Actually, we should give creation a very soft position, because creation can always lead to dictatorship.
I'm not saying that every angry person can be reached or so easily converted to having a softer attitude or position.
Your dog will be placed in a soft, comfortable position during treatment so that his head is not laying below the rest of his body; this position will help to promote proper blood flow.
