Sentence examples for enhanced wake of from inspiring English sources

The rest of the movie sails snugly in the digitally enhanced wake of Titanic and A Perfect Storm, but a droplet more 2016 knowingness in the interpersonal material might have put more iron in this picture's soul.

Measurements show enhanced wake effects in the SABL compared to the unstable situation.

We measured sleep stages in young adult and aged F344 rats during inactive (enhanced sleep) and active (enhanced wake) periods.

The CQC is likely to have to scale back the number and depth of the inspections it conducts of hospitals, GP surgeries and care homes because it too is likely to have its budget cut, despite its enhanced role in the wake of the Mid Staffs scandal.

The importance of understanding crime in the United States assumed enhanced protrusion in the wake of the increased crime rates year by year in certain cities.

Until 1978 all B&W engines operated on the impulse turbocharging system, but the search for enhanced economy in the wake of contemporary fuel crises dictated a change to the constant pressure system, yielding a saving of around 5percentnt in specific fuel consumption.

Tehran's enhanced regional position in the wake of the deal will strengthen its demands for recognition as a key player in the Middle East, including in any negotiations about the future of Syria.

UACC-812 resistant cells behaved in a similar manner, where TR clones demonstrated enhanced HER signaling, while L and the L + T resistant derivatives showed enhanced ER activity in the wake of suppressed HER signaling.

As part of a NATO-enhanced defense posture in the wake of Moscow's annexation of Crimea, Denmark provided F-16 fighter planes for the alliance's Baltic air-policing mission.

And one was the chance that President Bush's standing in the wake of his Iraq triumph will translate into enhanced power on domestic issues, paying a sort of war dividend on Capitol Hill.

The CIA and the US Department of Justice that authorised the secret interrogation programme in the wake of 9/11, euphemistically referred to its content as "enhanced interrogation techniques".