Sentence examples for crack at the same from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's plan appears to be an effort to build upon, but also substantially alter, President Clinton's crack at the same problem.
It's as if, with Monroe, history took a second crack at the same plot: Make the actress famous instead of a relative unknown; make the politician a Kennedy instead of Harry Hopkins, an adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Now, dear Bob Geldof is back to have a third crack at the same song with a new team of pop stars (Ed Sheeran, Ellie Goulding, One Direction and, yes, Bono, among them) and this time to raise money to fight Ebola.
The growth rate of physical short crack was much higher than that of long crack at the same ΔK, and the lower crack closure level of short crack was the main reason.
AT&T might end up highlighting the useless or expensive parts of the iPhone ("Oh so I can use it in Spain? How much does that cost?" or "Doesn't the glass screen make it more likely to crack?") at the same time as they give the Pre a lot of cred just by protesting too much against it.
It's another example of how the consumerization of enterprise IT — using apps and devices readily available in the wider consumer electronics market — plus the falling cost of cloud storage, are giving smaller businesses a crack at the same kinds of services that their larger counterparts have spent millions to develop.
The short cracks grew at ΔK-values below the threshold for long cracks at the same stress ratio.
They also grew faster than long cracks at the same ΔK-values and the same stress ratios.
The ability of the new materials to restore their mechanical properties after a repeated inflicting of macroscopic cracks at the same fracture point is confirmed by three-point bending tests.
This effect was accentuated for the measured thresholds of microstructurally-small surface cracks; such small-crack, mixed-mode ΔGTH thresholds not only displayed a minimal influence of mode-mixity but were up to two orders of magnitude smaller than those for corresponding large cracks at the same load ratio and mode-mixity conditions.
He then asked us 'What do you hear?' I heard the traffic from miles away and the tree branch under my feet cracking at the same time.
