Sentence examples for disturbance about from inspiring English sources

Those concerns may be renewed after a disturbance about 8 p.m. Wednesday as the march was breaking up.

Dispatchers at Victoria's 911 emergency center received a report of a disturbance about 20 minutes later and the first ambulance arrived at 2 33, said Vance L. Riley, chief of the Victoria Fire Department.

Duly warned, I try one about her 1996 work Current Disturbance, about to go on display at the Whitechapel Gallery in London, part of its Keeping It Real series.

Programming for January includes a play, "Vision Disturbance," about a woman who loses her husband along with the sight in one eye, and a benefit performance by the New York City Ballet principal Amar Ramasar, with students from the Abrons training programs.

It is proposed that the maximum current is a manifestation of electrochemical and hydrodynamical instability, which originates from incessant, small and random disturbance about the surface of the electrode.

On August 24, a tropical depression formed from a tropical disturbance about 250 mile south of Acapulco.

The torso can follow the platform disturbance after about 0.6 s, and the ground forces also balance with the process as in Fig. 4b.

Although the area is under protection as a national nature reserve, habitat disturbance brought about by human activities such as tourism and maintenance/building of roads/walking trails may have a negative impact on the species.

And earlier, Wood writes in his review of Rivka Galchen's book "Atmospheric Disturbances," about Dr. Leo Liebenstein, an old man who is losing his mind: Most first-person unreliability in fiction is reliably unreliable; rather mechanically, it teaches us how to read it, how to plug its holes.

The design efficiently utilizes both the reaction control system (RCS) actuators and the severely rate-limited gimbal drive actuator (GDA) to effect smooth detection and compensation of sensed angular acceleration disturbances about the vehicle's control axes.

Poston, Heart Mountain, Topaz, and Tule Lake each had civil disturbances about wage differences, black marketing of sugar, intergenerational friction, rumors of "informers" reporting to the camp administration or the FBI, and other issues.