Sentence examples for entire couple from inspiring English sources

For any non-person of colour, there's a distinct possibility that you've never seen a wave, nor understand what the hell a wave is, but this entire couple of minutes dedicated to some black dudes chopping it up around a distinctively black tradition sits there without nuance.

For any nonperson of color, there's a distinct possibility that you've never seen a wave, nor understand what the hell a wave is, but this entire couple of minutes dedicated to some black dudes chopping it up around a distinctively black tradition sits there without nuance.

Hence, a high particle suspension density covers the entire coupled CFB system.

This concept is demonstrated through collecting the directional surface plasmon-coupled emission (SPCE) signal from fluorescent silica nanoparticles with a size that matches the entire coupling region.

By using the combined FEM-PS method, natural modes of the entire coupled structure-fluid system can be computed from the resulting matrix difference equation.

For the incompressible fluid, new fractional-step algorithms are proposed which make possible the fully implicit, but matrix-free, parallel solution of the entire coupled fluid solid system.

It then shows that conditions of symmetry in the normalized domain of the problem lead to practical closed-form equations that provide the entire coupled axial-load-biaxial-bending capacity envelope of shallow rectangular footings.

One important aspect of this approach is that the convection diffusion and Poisson subproblems are significantly easier to solve than the entire coupled system, and a solver can be built using tools developed for the subproblems.

When subjected to design-level earthquakes, coupling beams designed according to current design codes (NZS 1982; CEN 2004; ACI 2014) are expected to suffer substantial inelastic deformations and to dissipate significant amount of energy (MacGregor and Wight 2009); they play a key role in the seismic performance of the entire coupled wall system.

The depth of the wall, Dcw, in Eq. 3 is the distance between the center of gravity of the primary longitudinal reinforcement at one boundary of the coupled wall and the extreme concrete fiber of the remote edge (i.e., the overall section height of the cross section of the entire coupled wall less the cover to the centroid of the boundary longitudinal reinforcement), as illustrated in Fig. 3.

To learn this, we need to study the entire coupled system of the CNS and environment.