Sentence examples for a static role from inspiring English sources

In fact, it suddenly seemed like the whole reason we were getting divorced — a static role we had fallen into and then felt bound by.

In our opinion the heavy isotopes of oxygen when they participate in cluster formation play a static role and make an additional contribution to the stability of the cluster while the deuterium atoms govern the whole process of water structuring and hence causes the qualitative changes of physicochemical properties of water.

Neither division was rated as being highly efficient, with Allied intelligence rating them at a forty per-cent efficiency compared to a first-class line infantry division in a static role, and fifteen percent in a counter-attack role.

The brigade took up defensive positions around Beda and deployed patrols around the immediate vicinity, but remained in a static role; on 21 December it was placed under the command of 78th Infantry Division to participate in an attack towards Tunis, but heavy rain caused this operation to be cancelled.

Further support of a dynamic, rather than a static, role of Crk Y221 phosphorylation came from studies showing that Y221F Crk II expression prevents regulated turnover of Crk/Abl/p130Cas or Crk/Abl/paxillin complexes, leading to impaired adhesion and migration [ 173].

Inland, in the jagged hills above the headwaters of the Moro, the relatively fresh 2nd New Zealand Division would attack toward Orsogna, while between these two the 8th Indian Infantry Division would hold the centre of the front in a relatively static role.

Classical approaches are designed for medium to big team size with a distinctly separated and static role description combined with a top down development process.

Either with clinical assessment alone or assessment using other diagnostic technologies, patients may find themselves in a passive and physically static role in the absence of a supervising clinician.

It was a difficult period for the division, as most of the airborne troops had expected to be withdrawn from Normandy at an early point; as the static role continued, disappointment and frustration were often in evidence, and "great attention had to be paid to maintaining an aggressive spirit".

Overall, the report amounts to a sweeping proposal to create a highly mobile, more professional army adapted to crisis management missions beyond Germany's borders rather than the former static role of defense against Soviet divisions.

Specifically, middle school teams stated that they were often assigned task-oriented roles (i.e., completing a particular challenge) rather than static roles within the team.