Sentence examples for certain joint from inspiring English sources

The new price includes debt assumption and certain joint venture and equity interests, DuPont said.

She also said, "The antitrust division is looking at the competitive effects of certain joint ventures in the online bond trading industry".

"The antitrust division is looking at the competitive effects of certain joint ventures in the online foreign exchange industry," said Gina Talamona, a Justice Department spokeswoman.

He also said the United States was prepared to provide assistance, though the Pentagon was under restrictions about conducting certain joint exercises with the Indonesian military, which has been accused of human rights abuses.

Gina M. Talamona, spokeswoman for the antitrust division of the Justice Department, said the government was looking in particular at the "the competitive effects of certain joint ventures in the online music industry".

For reducing this variability, we transform the joint coordinates so that a certain joint coincides with the origin to improve the robustness against viewpoint variations.

Lisa is 29 and has a condition named arthrogryposis, which causes certain joints to become fixed.

Emergency vehicles and personnel, at the least, should be able to use the bridge within hours of a major earthquake, after crews inspect the structure and make temporary fixes, like placing steel plates over certain joints.

"Having to look at the impact of this kind of surface on players' recoveries and certain joints and certain muscles, and to put procedures in place to make sure you've got ample time to recover, is something that every team has to deal with.

Gout afflicts more than 6 million Americans, according to some estimates, and it manifests as inflammation around certain joints and tendons — the big toes are a favorite stamping ground, though my left heel has played gout host as well — and causes those areas to become excruciatingly tender in a way that lends entirely new meaning to the adjective.

However, for certain joints, 10% seems excessive (i.e. 14° for knee extension) (Mehrholz et al. 2005; Roach et al. 2013; Wheatley-Smith et al. 2013).