Sentence examples for cross section of support from inspiring English sources

PAGE A12 POLLS FIND BUSH VOTERS LIKE OBAMA Senator Barack Obama is showing strength among portions of the political coalition that returned George W. Bush to the White House in 2004, a cross section of support that, if it continues through Election Day, would exceed that of Bill Clinton in 1992, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News polls.

Since the silver content determined via SEM-EDX is limited to the first few micrometers below the outer surface, this approach could lead to a misinterpretation of the total silver loading of this support granule because a silver gradient might exist along the cross section of the support granule.

But she will have to reckon with the rejection of her candidacy by black voters and the mixed support she received from white Democrats and younger voters here — two groups that she must have by her side in order to build a cross-section of support in the coming contests.

The far right was a minority element in the protests that attracted a wide cross-section of support from Kiev and other cities.

It is a sport that also has a wide cross-section of support with Cook pointing to figures that show 31% of its fans are women.

As Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley continues to slip in the polls, with his refusal as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold a hearing for a Supreme Court nominee and his recent statement that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump would nominate the "right type of people," state senator Hogg has galvanized a cross-section of support with his issues-focused campaign.

The nodes in the cross section of the supports and these nodes of the steel rail elements are selected as interface nodes for each substructure.

By assuming the rock pressure calculated by the method presented in this paper is totally applied to the primary support, the safety factors in the typical cross section of the primary support is obtained by allowable stress design and ultimate strength design method [15, 16].

Among the few studies that analyze the effect of FDI inflows on corruption, Larraín and Tavares (2004), considering a cross section of countries, find support for the hypothesis that FDI as a share of GDP is significantly associated with lower corruption levels.

The cross section of the simply supported box beam bridge is shown in Fig. 3.

Figure 1 Structural illustration (a), optical image (b), and AFM image (c) and its cross section of suspended and supported graphene sample.