Sentence examples for bent means from inspiring English sources
The stockmarket's international bent means British portfolios are not limited to firms that do most of their business in the slow-growing local economy.
It would be nice to have some safe spaces where we don't have to hear about the latest in political news, but if Ru getting a political bent means we get to see three looks from each of the queens every week, then go to Change.org and sign me up.
A smaller radius of the curvature of bending means increased bending.
Piqué is also a movement in which the dancer moves from one leg in plié (bent leg, means "bent") and transfers their weight by stepping onto pointe (on the tips of the toes, only achievable with special shoes) or onto demi-pointe (on the balls of their feet)with a straight leg.
Bending fingers means stretched surface, but most existing sensors are non-stretchable.
When your ceiling looks like it is full of water or it's actually bending, this means that you already have some serious water damage on your roof.
Regarding muscular fitness, rural young people had a better performance in handgrip strength (mean difference = 0.8 kg), bent arm hang (mean difference = 2.3 s), and a lower performance in sit-ups in 30 s (mean difference = 0.9 s) (all p < 0.001), compared to their urban peers.
The word chikungunya is derived from the Makonde language in southeastern Tanzania and means "bent down or become contorted," which indicates the classic posture the patient adopts because of severe joint pain.
Reproduced at higher frequencies, this bending would mean that infrared waves--of interest to the telecommunications world--could turn through 90 degrees in about a micrometer, 1000 times tighter than anything possible using optical fibers.
In lateral bending the mean, the minimum and the maximum values were respectively 1,62, -3,57 and 6,62 Nm for the control subjects and -1.28, -4.37 and 0.71 Nm for the scoliotic subjects.
Form errors can also mean bent knees when they're supposed to be straight.
