Sentence examples for disk may be from inspiring English sources
This ailment dates to April 13, and though the Mets said it was a different problem, Manager Bobby Valentine said the disk may be an issue again.
Jeff Hatch, a third-round pick last year who did not play after the second day of training camp because of a herniated disk, may be the latest inexperienced lineman to be thrust into action if left tackle Luke Petitgout, who has not practiced this week, cannot play.
The mass supply for the accretion disk may be material from a companion star (in the case of X-ray binaries and cataclysmic variables), the interstellar medium (in the case of active galactic nuclei), or dust and gas in a protoplanetary disk (in the case of planet formation).
So the disk may be important, he says, but how it got there is still a mystery.
We discuss a possible origin for the soft excess component, and suggest that a slim disk may be able to explain the observational results, if the photon trapping effect is properly taken into account.
The inner cavity of the disk may be explained by the presence of additional planets.
CAD/CAM systems also allow design data to be stored in numerical (digitized) form, from which machine-control tapes and disks may be prepared directly.
This box collects stray singles, soundtrack contributions, and demos, and, while four disks may be more than most fans need, the set delivers a surprisingly satisfying and cohesive portrait of the band.
A dusty gas cloud around a young sun-like star is surprising astronomers with its strange chemistry, suggesting that such planet-forming disks may be more complicated than previously thought.
Our data suggest that disk diffusion, especially with meropenem disks, may be used to confirm a carbapenem nonsusceptible result in K. pneumoniae isolates, which would warrant further testing.
Although the hydrogel situated between the ceramic disk and the scalp may cause local dermatologic irritation, the high intensity of the electric fields beneath the disks may be another contributor.
