Sentence examples for action undergo from inspiring English sources

In fact, when plate girders of steel or composite bridges are subjected to repeated loading of vehicles, the web panels designed according to tension field action undergo relatively repeated large out-of-plane deformations.

Knowledge about action undergone by an obstacle impacted by an avalanche is still insufficient to allow civil engineers to design really efficient and resistant structures.

Yet (as we will see in section 5.4), it is a basic postulate of Bolzano's deontic logic that an ought always primarily refers to a willing: You ought to will to act such that the welfare of the whole, due to the consequences foreseeable by you and intended by your action, undergoes the greatest possible advancement among all possible alternative actions.

The LSW amplitude is considered to reflect enhanced sensory processing (de Haan and Nelson, 1997; Grossmann et al., 2005), suggesting that the sounds associated with human actions undergo more extensive sensorial processing in comparison to other sounds in 7-month-old infants.

However, Bresnan was able to play at Lord's, in the process making his first England appearance since the end of January following a spell out of action to undergo elbow surgery.

It seems therefore rational that Bk actions might undergo marked postnatal changes.

It seems therefore possible that Bk actions might undergo marked postnatal changes.

Cassese, one of the nation's top prospects in lacrosse, is back in action after undergoing surgery for the second time on his right (throwing) shoulder.

Having announced yesterday that midfielder Michael Essien will miss six months of action having undergone surgery to repair a cruciate knee ligament, Chelsea are preparing a second offer of £27m for Modric.

Another Chairboys keeper, Martyn Ingram, is also out of action after undergoing knee surgery.

Last year's Footballer of the Year Lacey has been out of action since undergoing groin surgery before Christmas.