Sentence examples for evident cutting from inspiring English sources
One female observer noted that the athletes were all "walking" between ten and fifteen pounds over their competition weights, and marvelled at their evident "cutting" abilities.
From main effect, it is evident that, cutting speed is the most significant factor for flank wear followed by depth of cut and feed.
C and D (Alcian blue staining): The importance of the revascularization becomes evident when observing the cutting edge of cortical bone (CB) where a high number of vessels developed between bone and granulation tissue remnants (GT).
The semi-finals were the first high-profile matches to be played at the ground since the conversion was reversed and it was evident that the pitch was cutting up.
Measuring the problem and then resolving it will take new applications of technology, he said, adding with no evident pleasure, "We are at the cutting edge of this issue".
Their lack of a cutting edge was again evident in their goalless draw at home to Blackpool, a match in which they created a number of chances, had two penalty appeals rejected and hit the bar in stoppage time.
It is evident from Figure 6 that before cutting, the peak of angular distribution function of SiC is visible at a bond angle of 109.5° which confirm the perfect sp 3 tetrahedral bonding structure of SiC.
It is evident from Figure 9 that before cutting, the first peak of RDF in SiC workpiece was visible at a bond length of 1.85 Å which is the equilibrium bond length of cubic SiC.
Lately there has been much discussion of cutting taxes to confront the evident pronounced weakening in recent economic performance.
In contrast, Forest's cutting edge was all to evident as a penalty and a fine free-kick from on-loan forward Kris Boyd added to Wes Anderson's strike and two Luke Chambers headers.
The table shows improvement on last year, particularly on the number of universities with environmental policies and staff, though performance on recycling and cutting carbon emissions is not so evident.
