Sentence examples for by hock from inspiring English sources

The FOS of this slope can be derived from the Eq. (9) given by Hock et al. [30].

A fumble from David Fa'alogo led to England breaking through as Chase's deflected kick was collected by Hock, who sold Shannon McDonnell a dummy before sauntering over.

That was cancelled out by Rhys Hanbury's effort, and when Frank Winterstein went over for the first of his two scores, followed by Hock's fourth, the Vikings looked in control.

What is known is that dihydroartemisinic acid can be converted non-enzymatically to artemisinin via an initial oxygenation to the corresponding tertiary allylic hydroperoxide, followed by Hock cleavage, and a second oxidative reaction on the resultant enolic intermediate [ 26].

But as he got to the chorus, backed vocally by members of his band, the tone went askew: I am loved by all By ham hock and by handkerchief By damsel and by dall This was classic Bonnie (Prince) Billy: serenely troubled, rustic but unsettled, equally enamored of the sacred and the profane.

We have used the technique suggested by Hocking [Hocking, W. A new approach to momentum flux determinations using SKiYMET meteor radars. Ann. Geophys.

By hocking the public trust to double down on enticements for Las Vegas Sands, in spite of unresolved doubts over the project's financing, the government may have dealt away too much.

This result is more consistent with observations made by Hocking and Thayaparan (1997) and Tsutsumi and Aso (2005).

If discrete scattering targets exist, then interferometric techniques could measure radial velocities in shorter time intervals than indicated by Hocking's analysis.

A diverse, largely female pawning clientele from lower- and middle-class households regularly secured small consumption loans by hocking household goods.

This was first suggested by Hocking (1997) in the context of finite receiver bandwidths and who suggested that this was most likely to be an issue around mid-day.