Sentence examples for biggest disturbance from inspiring English sources

The biggest disturbance appeared to be at a Wal-Mart store in Upland, Calif., which closed for a few hours when shoppers began fighting over merchandise Black Friday got its name because it was perceived as the day retailers shifted into the black, or became profitable for the year.

Stepping motor is one of the biggest disturbance sources which generate high-frequency vibration and deteriorate pointing stability of satellite attitude.

Though little noticed in the United States, a fraud case involving the acquisition by a French bank of the assets of a failed California insurance company more than a decade ago ranks in France as among the biggest disturbances to relations between Paris and Washington, beside the Iraqi war and trade disputes.

According to the big disturbance torque and high requirement of control accuracy, a compound sliding mode controller is proposed to control the system based on Kalman filter.

In this case, the factor will be small and the dth component of the solution will be subjected to a small disturbance; otherwise, the factor will be large and the dth component of the solution to be mutated will be subjected to a big disturbance.

In particular, Olinia ventosa is fast-growing and regarded to be more light demanding, requiring bigger disturbances for establishment.

It has increased trip levels across the grid to allow equipment to weather bigger disturbances without shutting down automatically, and put into action an alert system that enables real-time monitoring of the grid, among other things.

When Danny Shea broke the news that the big chair at Meet The Press was going to David Gregory, one could sense a great disturbance in the collective unconsciousness, as if a million voices were screaming out at once.

A great disturbance was approaching.

But hopes of turning a handsome profit from golf tourism were instantly undermined: images of violence in east Belfast conjured up the worst memories of the bad old days.The successive nights of rioting that overtook the city's Short Strand district this week were among the province's biggest sectarian disturbances in a decade.

I hung back, with the six who planned to "lock on"—a technique used at protests that sees activists physically attach themselves to a site, to ensure the police are forced to physically remove them and cause as big a disturbance as they can.