Sentence examples for entry side from inspiring English sources

Standard features include a driver information center with 27 functions; a power driver's seat, an audio system with a CD player; keyless entry; side air bags and daytime running lights.

Though the interchange will increase to 23 lanes from 15, including 7 on the entry side where the transactions involve only snatching up the ticket and 16 lanes for paying the toll, it will at first have only two lanes set aside in each direction for EZ-Pass electronic toll collection.

The entry side of the house has a sloping shed roof with a rusting steel wall, and interior walls and ceilings are made from blue steel treated with a darkening chemical — "like the kind used in antiquing jewelry," Ms. Puett said — applied in a drippy, hand-washed style and then sealed with linseed oil.

Figure 9 Entry side of coverage area (10 m/s).

Hydrogen was cathodically generated on the entry side and fully oxidized on the exit side.

As a result, the pressure on the entry side increased gradually.

In addition, the longitudinal strain at the inside edge and center are predicted, and by comparison, it can be known that the deformation of the strip edge is usually larger and edge buckling is most likely to occur at the entry sides of No.1 No.3 fin-pass stands.

Table 2 Breakage angles of the stress-relief area Items Empirical value Numerical value Below the hard-and-thick strata Above hard-and-thick strata Breakage angle of tail-entry side  84858165 65 Breakage angle of head-entry side  76 76 76 63.

In addition to the facet angles' role in refracting the incoming radiation, this research has addressed spectrum-filtering role of the side angle, the angle between the entry face and the side face of each facet on the lens.

The kernel to the success of GER is whether the entry-side supports can adapt to the movement law of roof and efficiently control the roof strata or not (Li 2000; Yang et al. 2013; Zhang et al. 2013).

This entry has sided with scholars who take Xunzi's attitude to have been thoroughly secular.