Sentence examples for conversion tack from inspiring English sources
The effect of four different factors (acrylic acid, t-butyl acrylate azobisisobutyronitrile initiator, and chain transfer agent) on different responses (prepolymer viscosities, final overall monomer conversion, tack, peel, and shear strength) was studied.
You'd have to not only re-buy all the levels, but they'd tack on some nonsense "conversion" fee, like you're trading credit default swaps.
Using an over-the-counter weight-loss drug as their foundation, the team designed a product that takes a different tack: interrupting the zit-causing conversion of sebum into fatty acids.
Leak also tacked on the 2-point conversion, diving into the end zone to make it 17-14.
Royce Freeman ran for the touchdown from one yard out, and the Ducks tacked on a two-point conversion on a pass from Taylor Alie to Torrodney Prevot.
Under the old tax laws, taxpayers could engage in partial recharacterizations and could pinpoint the exact amount to convert and recharactize to use up the top of a tack bracket, often called a bracket bumping conversion.
Dan Cabrera tacked on the first of his six conversion kicks, and the Eagles had a 7-0 less less than four minutes into the game.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 New Tack for Reform Jews Judaism's liberal Reform movement is poised to adopt guidelines on conversion that embrace traditional practices it once rejected.
Describes how she underwent a religious conversion of sort in 1981... Democratic pollster and strategist Bob Squier says that the Republican primaries have required candidates to tack so far to the right that they are unelectable come November.
Terpolymers were characterized for composition, conversion, molecular weight and glass transition temperature, latexes were characterized for viscosity and particle size while adhesives were characterized for tack, peel strength, shear strength, storage modulus, loss modulus and tan delta.
