Sentence examples for built on edge from inspiring English sources
The direction of layer-to-layer interfaces was found to have a direct impact on mechanical properties and samples built horizontally had lower tensile strength than specimens built on edge or vertically, which had the highest tensile strengths.
Mathematically it can be expressed as follows: (2) E C C i, j = z i, j min k i − 1, k j − 1 where Z i, j is the number of triangles built on edge(v i,v j ).
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Main line railway termini were built on the edge of the built-up area (Paddington, Euston, St. Pancras, King's Cross), but eventually most of the railways from the south carried their lines across the Thames to the central business district on the north bank, with termini at Victoria, Charing Cross, Blackfriars, and Cannon Street.
For three decades, the Juruna have been in the vanguard of the fight against the hydroelectric plant – the world's fourth biggest – which is being built on the edge of their territory in one of the world's biodiversity hotspots.
"Free-speech law is always built on the edge, and in each country, the question is: Can you define what the edge is?" INITIALLY, GOOGLE'S POLICY of removing links to clearly illegal material on its foreign search engines seemed to work.
Mr. Haadi was one of dozens of Iraqis who came Saturday to this makeshift cemetery built on the edge of town.
Eladian Partners is a global multi-asset class trading firm built on cutting edge technology combined with sophisticated quantitative trading strategies".
The valley temple, built on the edge of the desert escarpment, was the place of reception for the royal body.
These villages are characteristically built on the edge of a plateau or on ground overlooking the rice fields, which are associated with Diola life.
Sand cays are usually built on the edge of the coral platform, opposite the direction from which the prevailing winds blow.
