Sentence examples for cold alignment from inspiring English sources

The accuracy analysis of "cold" alignment revealed that present-day total stations (when choosing optimal measurement techniques) allow for the reliable estimation of the machine state and providing its efficient adjustment.

He will gradually discover he doesn't need the alliance with Iran". Assad's trip to Moscow last week, in which he discussed arms sales and military cooperation with Russia, raised concerns that Syria was slipping back into its old Cold War alignment.

This chapter summarizes the design of a medium-beta cryomodule and presents the results of the first cold test and alignment.

Instead of viewing Turkish foreign policy in "Cold War" terms of alignment or drift on specific tactical issues, Washington has an opportunity to recast a long-term vision that these democratic allies share and encourage a more active role for Turkey.

(B ) Alignment of cold shock proteins from bacterial species with eukaryotic CSD-containing proteins.

The mechanism for the enhanced recovery stress was due to cold-drawing induced molecular alignment and formation of some perfect crystals in the hard segment domain of the SMPF.

Last month he made a speech positioning India no longer as a leader of the third world, nor of cold-war non-alignment, but as "proud to identify with those who defend the values of liberal democracy and secularism across the world".

The MWCNTs/Cu composites were further treated by cold rolling leading to directional alignment of MWCNTs in the matrix.

Anarres has become a place without authoritarian institutions or a conception of private property, while Urras has many states and ideologies, broadly reflecting the various alignments of the cold war period in which the book was written.

"Cold love, you loosen my alignments," she sang in the chorus as her band mate, Jason Friedman, scrabbled at his distorted electric guitar.

Helping India fuel itself more cleanly is a global imperative.India's "non-alignment" in the cold war when it tilted towards Moscow combined with its pursuit of economic self-sufficiency and third-world solidarity, kept the two "natural allies" apart for decades.