Sentence examples for cases of pulling from inspiring English sources

In both cases of pulling along either the N-to-C or N-to-RGD axis, the work put into the system is initially used to reorient the module until the end points of the axis (the anchor point and the pulling point) are aligned along the direction of pulling (along the long axis of 10FNIII).

It is not a case of pulling up the drawbridge to stop other women following: they won't lower it, either, for those following behind, and help correct a situation that is clearly wrong.

"It may not be necessary to fracture and in which case it is just a case of pulling off the water for a period of time and then it starts to produce its own gas".

That's a classic case of pulling up the ladder.

There have been previous reports of the ultrasound evaluation of the annular ligament in the case of pulled elbow (Nursemaid elbow) [ 29, 30].

Whatever the case, the downside of pulling out all the stops is that you certainly pay for what you get here.

This gets at the biggest lie at the heart of the "nationalist" case for pulling out of Paris.

When the justice secretary sent a memo detailing the moral case for pulling out of the agreement, Hammond accused him of naivety, warning that cancellation would not be in the national interest as it would make Britain appear an untrustworthy ally.

In the 1994 case, he was convicted of pulling two gold chains from a woman's neck as she stepped off an elevator in Brooklyn.

In all cases biotinylated trimers were capable of pulling down Mcl-1 from cell lysate (the pull-down bands for biotin/ 64 and biotin/ 67 were both more intense than the other compounds reflecting their greater potency).

Neil Wilson, senior analyst at Markets.com noted at midday this Monday: "Sterling remains at the mercy of highly sensitive news flow around Brexit and this morning has been a case in point". In terms of pulling the vote, it is hard at this point to draw concrete conclusions about what it means as the situation remains very fluid.