Sentence examples for available stops from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the RSPB said making large quantities of bread easily available stops ducks from eating a natural, balanced diet.

Iron Maiden can always be relied upon to pull out all available stops, but arranging for the RAF to fly a Spitfire low over the main stage just before their set began is an audacious move by anyone's standards.

Lack of knowledge of the technology available stops health and social care professionals from pressuring their local authorities to provide it, and prevents the authorities themselves from considering it favourably.

The company calls this a vaccine against nicotine addiction, a concept not included in the available stop-smoking methods.

After several lighter vehicles, she tired of the poor scripts available, stopped making films, and started several business ventures outside the motion-picture industry.

Hussein and Sayed used a limit state function which is the difference between ASD (available stopping sight distance) and the demanded stopping sight distance (SSD).

Moreno et al. [6] maximized the available stopping sight distance (SSD) at crest vertical curves overlapped with horizontal curves in two lane highways.

The authors delivered charts, as an easy-to-use tool by designers, to estimate the available stopping sight distance on horizontal curves overlapped with a specific vertical alignment.

Sarhan and Hassan [4] analyzed available stopping sight distance (SSD) on horizontal curves with roadside or median barriers in 3 Dimension (3D) combined alignments by using finite element technique software.

This poster describes prospects for measurement of coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering using various potentially available stopped-pion neutrino sources, noting the possibility of detection in dark matter detectors at DUSEL in conjunction with the proposed DAEδALUS neutrino source.

The complexity increases when taking into account language differences; Oglesbee [11] showed that, in a multidimensional stop categorisation task, a comparison of listeners from different languages results in different preferences for the important perceptual cues, thus pointing to a language dependency for both selection and weighting of available stop contrast cues.