Sentence examples for bars are treated as from inspiring English sources

To study system's prestressing conditions, bars are treated as rigid bodies, and an energy-based method is used to determine the equations for static configurations of general tensegrity-membrane systems.

"In iOS 6, the status bar was treated as its own entity, often blending into the hardware.

So the stiffness, regarding torsion, should be directly introduced by the user into the computational software and the bar is treated as it is working under no warping hypothesis.

It is worth pointing out that the PG employs a multigraph because each bar is treated as an edge, and multiple edges can join a pair of vertices to facilitate exact integer counting.

The high ceilings and dark, carved wooden bar are treats as well if you are staying only for a quick glass of wine or hot tea and a break from touring.

He spent eight years in the Netherlands, plus a stint in London working at a bar in Brixton where he was treated "as just another African English guy from the South Bank" and became devoted to the notion that hip-hop and multimedia elements could be incorporated into traditional theater formats.

We were treated as well as citizens.

Restaurants that prefer diners to drinkers at their bars are treating those bars as counters, just as a luncheonette might ("Bartender, There's an Olive in My Soup," Aug. 18).

At first women swimmers are treated as second-class citizens –barred from pools and clubs.

These are treated as almost magical objects.

Aid figures are treated as state secrets.