Sentence examples for core starts from inspiring English sources

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's new series, River Cottage To The Core, starts on 16 October at 8pm on Channel 4.

Tennis balls start to lose their bounce as soon as they are removed from their container as the pressurised air within their rubber core starts to seep out.

Beyond this fluence, the region damaged by the track core starts to dominate.

With increasing sulfur content, crystallization starts later because of the lower melting temperature and commences directly with Fe snow until a solid inner core starts to grow (after Hauck et al. 2006).

For example, the core starts to freeze after 0.75, 0.8, and 2.5 Gyr for an initial concentration of 0.2, 1, and 5 wt.% S, respectively, assuming the same mantle parameters (Schubert et al. 1988).

Finally, when the core becomes sufficiently large to dominate the internal volume, the fluid between the shell and the core starts to behave as a fluid layer, and exhibits some properties similar to those of a waveguide.

But when the core started to glow and people started yelling, he promptly ran out the door and up a nearby hill.

The Marlins' commitment to that core started to crack in July, when they traded Ramirez and Sanchez, and continued in October, when they fired Guillen and shipped off Bell.

Khodemchuk was the night-shift manager on duty at 1 23 a.m. when the core started overheating during an experiment he was conducting and the reactor's automatic shutdown system did not respond.

When Elise Ward, a broker now with the firm Core, started selling TriBeCa lofts to artists in 1981, so few buildings had been renovated or had soundproofing that she used words like "fireproof" and "steel and concrete structure" to mean quiet.

The core property can also be influenced by core starting material and nominal core/shell ratio.