Sentence examples for disposition along from inspiring English sources

Further field tests are needed to confirm these observations, observations that could affect the design and disposition along the torrent of defensive measures against this type of mass movement.

Moreover, the abundance of Nav1.6 sodium channels and their strategic disposition along the nerve fibers enhances the velocity and precision of spike initiation and propagation [ 54].

In addition, the 31 Australian pilots posted to RAF photo reconnaissance units frequently conducted sorties to monitor German dispositions along the coast of the English Channel.

Bessie has a gentle disposition and gets along well with the family's two Siamese cats.

And after China's early disposition to rub along with Mr Lee, relations have soured dramatically in recent years.

There was some disposition to go along with Mr Clinton's suggestion that sovereignty above the ground should be Palestinian, and below the ground Israeli.All this was then.

He also said he had pulled back Russian forces from the border with Ukraine to "places of regular exercises, at training grounds", although Nato said it had "not seen any significant change to the disposition of troops along the border".

Thus the presence of the ancillary proteins clusters observed along the bundles could be a consequence of the disposition of single pili along the bundle.

Another distinctive passion Descartes describes is generosity [generosité], which produces a kind of self-directed wonder, or esteem, grounded in our recognition "that nothing really belongs to us other than the free disposition of our volitions," along with sensing "in ourselves at the same time a firm and constant resolution to use them well" (AT XI 446, slightly altered from CSM I 384).

The ship was classified as an armoured frigates because she only had a single gun deck and her traditional disposition of guns arrayed along the length of the hull also meant that she was a broadside ironclad.

The ships of the Gloire class were classified as armoured frigates because they only had a single gun deck and their traditional disposition of guns arrayed along the length of the hull also meant that they were broadside ironclads.