Sentence examples for become meshed from inspiring English sources

Lengthy discussion of oil politics, and Saudi oil policy, which has become meshed with Saudi foreign policy.

(Or if it does happen, it will in some perfunctory way). Done well, this kind of development becomes meshed into the day-to-day work of the leader, so that it changes the overall texture of their leadership effectiveness.

"They really became meshed with the characters," Culton said.

Numerical investigations of plasticity induced crack closure using the finite element method typically assume: (1) the opening behavior remains independent of the simulated rate of crack growth, and (2) a threshold element size exists below which crack opening loads become mesh independent.

As it is well known, the stress strain relation of concrete materials contains a descending branch, which is called strain softening, such that the finite element results always become mesh-dependent (Jirásek and Bažant 2002).

The results are summarized in Table 3 which indicates that for around 3000 nodes or more, for this particular simulation, the final result will converge and become mesh insensitive.

Mr. McCall and Mr. Mehiel have become tightly meshed during the primary campaign, moreso than any Democratic candidates for governor and lieutenant governor in memory.

While acknowledging with Pollock that political and economic power have become more tightly meshed, Adorno does not think this fact changes the fundamentally economic character of capitalist exploitation.

Companies like Pinterest or Fancy have a platform mentality and it's quite possible that one of these platforms could become the mesh that ties together all these e-tailers and become the ultimate discovery engine.

Initially conforming sub-meshes become non-conforming when the upper sub-mesh starts moving.

While such wireless backhauls have been predominantly used in redundant tree and ring topologies in the past, mobile network operators have become increasingly interested in meshed topologies for carrier-grade wireless backhauls.