Sentence examples for common suspension from inspiring English sources

They are based on a common suspension of inspection".

My section has, among the more common nasal suspension marks and -ibus marks, an ī and q3, which a novice reader may not have encountered.

This is notable especially for sag below the 100 m and a span of 1000 m, usually not the case in common cable suspension bridges (Leonhardt 1979).

He patented the 'Taper principle' based on using chains rather than cables, as is more common in suspension bridges.

The most common penalty is suspension from the university, but students caught plagiarizing are also subject to lowered or failing grades as well as the possibility of expulsion.

One of the biggest was replacing the solid rear axle — usually found on trucks — with an independent suspension common to cars.

The most common penalty was suspension of research (100%%); reporting to national regulatory authorities (71.4%%); and withdrawal of funds (19.1%%).

Except for a military junta that held power from September 1973 to March 1990, the country has been relatively free of the coups and constitutional suspensions common to many of its neighbours.

Nevertheless, labile, low soluble, low permeant and/or less potent drugs might need a formulation other than the common solutions or suspensions.

Media captionLiam Fox MP is willing to ask questions in the Commons about Longworth suspension.

To set a course for the unknown in anticipation of physical and mental torture requires a suspension of common sense.