Sentence examples for assumed striking from inspiring English sources

The Badr Brigades, SCIRI's guerrilla force, have already assumed striking position in Iraqi Kurdistan, 100 miles from Baghdad.

These studies suggest what some prosecutors have long assumed: striking potential black jurors raises the odds of a black defendant being convicted and increases the penalty he is likely to receive.

The impedance tensor was rotated into the assumed strike direction (N30°W) before being decomposed into transverse magnetic (TM) and transverse electric (TE) modes.

In Sauerlach Th1, the observations do not correlate with the assumed strike-slip stress regime which is marked by the blue asterisk for low values of Δθ.

Yet all the bosses are beatable with just a blow, too, assuming it strikes a well-protected sweet spot.

The incident wave is assumed to be striking at the plane interface after propagating through the micropolar elastic solid half-space.

At the z boundaries, conducting conditions are assumed, and particles striking such a boundary are reintroduced in the opposite half z plane with v x =−v x and v z =v z.

Many analysts had assumed the strikes would be fairly limited in scope.

For the regional stress field, we generally assumed a strike-slip stress regime (Reinecker et al. 2010).

Moreover, Figure 6a shows a mismatch between the orientation of observed features and those assuming a strike-slip regime.

The Post, while making the case for more transparency, too easily assumes "the strikes meet tests for domestic and international legality," simply because in 2001 Congress authorized armed force against the al Qaeda terrorists who attacked us and the Taliban, who harbored them.