Sentence examples for base center from inspiring English sources
McLemore, 37, played six positions this season -- left field, third base, shortstop, second base, center field and right field.
Russo, who was batting.302, has played five positions for Scranton — second base, shortstop, third base, center field and right field.
The percentages indicate the fraction of InAs, and reveals that it increases vertically from 70% at the base center to 100% at the top center.
First, the geometric model of the three degrees of freedom parallel mechanism is addressed, in which a fourth kinematic link a passive link connecting the base center to the platform center is introduced.
The simulation setup is depicted in Figure 5. Four source positions, were considered in the experiments at a radius 2 m for the array base center (origin of coordinates):,,, and.
Now consider a tetrahedral microphone array with base radius, as shown in Figure 2. The sensor location vectors in the 3-dimensional space with origin in the array base center, are given by (5). Figure 2 Tetrahedral microphone array for 3D DOA estimation.
The obtained diffraction pattern is well matched with the base centered monoclinic CuO form.
Until recently, Bilibili's services to its mainly young user base centered around videos, live streaming and mobile games.
And while Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and Sen. Tim Kaine have found political success despite chairing the DNC, Virginia is far less red than Indiana, home to a Democratic base centered near that most politicized of places, Washington, D.C.
The 11th Airborne established a base centered around the former Japanese airstrip on the outskirts of Lipa, the runway of which was lengthened by the 127th Airborne Engineer Battalion to accommodate C-47 transport aircraft.
Implementing such centers at the heart of their much-needed healthcare infrastructures would ensure immediate access to the most advanced technologies, and allow developing countries to build an essential knowledge base centered on the analyses of their populations.
