Sentence examples for distinct fronts from inspiring English sources

The development of distinct fronts supports the modeling of imbibition, after the initial stages, as a piston-like displacement process.

The most exciting developments are found on two distinct fronts: the anime ("animation") of Japan and the prime-time television cartoons of the United States.

Three distinct fronts were analyzed between river, estuarine, coastal and marine waters of the Rio de la Plata: Main Turbidity Front, Main Marine Front, and Secondary Marine Front.

An anthrax-laced letter mailed to the Senate majority leader sent new waves of disquiet yesterday through Washington and the nation, and enforced the sense that the war with terrorists was being fought on two distinct fronts.

And with the presidential race now operating on two distinct fronts, Mr. Romney has the dual task of seeking to dispense with Mr. Santorum even as he begins to directly confront the more impressive arsenal of an incumbent president.

It is a criticism he is quick to reject, arguing on two distinct fronts: first, that there were some very positive aspects to the 50s which got an unfair billing from the 60s radicals and cannot be dismissed simply as nostalgia.

There's always been a distinction between sculpture in the round and sculpture with a distinct front in mind, such as relief work, there's a growing trend of free standing sculpture made for a stationary viewer - ie. the camera - that is simultaneously in the round with a distinct front in mind.

There's always been a distinction between sculpture in the round and sculpture with a distinct front in mind, such as relief work, there's a growing trend of freestanding sculpture made for a stationary viewer i.e., the camera that is simultaneously in the round with a distinct front in mind.

The Hollinger Improved Umbrella — patent application 60/642,542 — is teardrop-shaped: it has a rounded nose and a short tail, so it has a distinct front and back.

The Hollinger Improved Umbrella patent application 60/642,542 is teardrop-shaped: it has a rounded nose and a short tail, so it has a distinct front and back.

An ancestral chordate, as suggested by the adult lancelet and the tadpole larva of tunicates, had a distinct front and hind end, an anterior mouth, a posterior tail above an anus, unpaired fins, and gill slits that opened directly to the exterior.