Sentence examples for bore to develop from inspiring English sources

This is a commonly used index expressing the ability of the engine, per unit of cylinder bore, to develop both useful pressure in the cylinders and delivery power.

And if that wasn't enough, some noisy animal rights activists and zoologists have claimed that allowing Knut to be raised by humans has caused the bear to develop psychopathic tendencies.

This finding suggests that migraineurs bear a susceptibility to develop migraine attack after NTG administration as a specific trait linked to a supersensitivity of the pain system to NTG [28].

As a certain number of goiters and hyperplastic lesions bear the capacity to develop to thyroid neoplasms, knowledge of deregulated genes in these lesions may help to identify patients which are at elevated risk for developing thyroid carcinoma.

The feasibility of observation of cochlear vasculature through the intact cochlear bony wall as demonstrated here bears the potential to develop into a valuable animal model for research on inner ear microcirculation.

This must be borne in mind when trying to develop ways of working with asylum seekers and prioritising needs.

This conflict should be borne in mind when seeking to develop empowering messages that encourage girls to try to keep a healthy weight and to be physically active.

(AP) CALENDAR Today NEW JERSEY VOTE ON BEAR HUNT The New Jersey Senate is scheduled to vote on a bill that would ban bear hunting and provide $95,000 to develop nonlethal ways to thin the bear population.

While the process used to develop the booklet bears some resemblance to the process described above, it must be acknowledged that the inclusive process that was followed appears to have resulted in tangible benefits.

China and Japan strongly oppose the moves to upgrade the three shark species, and there had been much talk about undue pressure being brought to bear on developing countries.

For instance Peter Hayward and Joseph Voros brought their integral understanding to bear in developing the highly successful Sarkar Game [26] in which participants dramatise and then reflect on the varying psychological categories of the social world as described by Indian social theorist and mystic P. R. Sarkar.