Sentence examples for and rapprochement of the from inspiring English sources

According to the first idea of this instrument, its handle presented four rings, one lower and fixed and the other three on the upper part for controlling the instrument movements: (1) the central one is dedicated to the separation and rapprochement of the two arms, while the side ones are in charge of opening and closing the graspers.

Azerbaijan strongly supports Unesco's global mission and activities for promotion of dialogue and rapprochement of cultures.

The conditions for a single step discharge of Ti III) and for the rapprochement of the reduction potentials of titanium and boron were established.

Sir Michael Tippett in his Symphony No. 2 (1956–57) and sonatas (e.g., for piano; for four horns) used tonality in a fresh way, and he effected a stimulating rapprochement of the sonata form with the equal-voice polyphony characteristic of the English fantasia and madrigal (a genre of part-song) of Elizabethan and Jacobean times.

A rapprochement of the professions and institutions might be able to reduce the reluctance and fear of stigmatization of young people in residential care institutions to become involved with the child and adolescent psychiatric services.

This means that upon further annealing, carbon-coated Li2CO3 and MnO will react, and the coating, even being burnt, will prevent the rapprochement of the spinel particles.

Then came the most sensational diplomatic rapprochement of the 20th century.

On both sides of the border, the rapprochement of the past few months has been broadly welcomed.

In 1975, during the rapprochement of the Carter administration, Alicia Alonso became the first major Cuban artist to visit the United States.

He supported large parts of the Ostpolitik, the policy of reconciliation and rapprochement with the eastern countries that his own unit had tormented.

The conference is therefore recognized as a symbol of unity and rapprochement amongst the Asian and African States.