Sentence examples for face slippage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani could now face slippage in sectors of that coalition -- for example, Catholics, Orthodox Jews, upstate independents -- where he had expected an advantage.

Gun control advocates face slippage on all sides, and an ominous deadline this September: that is when the 10-year-old ban on military-style assault weapons is due to expire, and G.O.P. leaders have given no sign that it will be renewed.

Considering the case where there are relative slippage in the two faces in the figure, the frictional force generated by the fluid can be obtained from the Reynolds equation.

Preece's flesh has ­undergone slippage, and her face is set in a staring death mask; only the painter is alive.

As the mining progresses, however, geological and equipment interactions creates variation in pressure across the longwall face, leading to incremental sideways slippage of the face equipment into the gate road, known as longwall creep (Fig. 2).

The men -- the vanquished Democratic nominee of four years ago and the candidate he was campaigning for -- had the same purpose: to drive up turnout among a critical party constituency in the face of recent polls suggesting some slippage.

No slippage resulting from the face being turned away or trying to dodge, none of the unsatisfactory business of only the fingers making contact instead of the entire hitting palm; full connectivity, in other words.

Traction forces were measured on the lug face and the leading side at 20.0% slippage and on the lug face at 10% slippage, as would be typical when a tractor is used for plowing.

"While the November public finance data will be largely well received by the Government, there is still a very real danger that the Chancellor will before long face the difficult decision of accepting further slippage in his fiscal targets or imposing more fiscal tightening on a struggling economy".

Note: Anticipatory (TEPS-ANT) and consummatory (TEPS-CONS) subscales of the Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale (TEPS); Schizotypal ambivalence scale (SAS), Cognitive slippage scale, (CSS); In bold face: p < .05).05

The Pearson's correlation coefficient between total scores of the different rating scales were given in Table  5.> -wrap-foot> Note: Anticipatory (RPAS-ANT) and consummatory (RPAS-CONS) subscales of the Revised Physical Anhedonia Scale (RPAS); Schizotypal ambivalence scale (SAS), Cognitive slippage scale, (CSS); In bold face: p < .05).05