Sentence examples for from the dent from inspiring English sources

The results from the DENT test showed the second peak in the load-displacement curve for the control PMB disappeared with addition of RAPs, indicating damage to polymer interlinking.

But when Her Majesty, away from the camera, is seated neither in the royal carriage nor on the royal throne, doesn't she leave a dent in her unceremonious everyday chair, no different from the dent in Archie Bunker's?

According to the complaint, they're suing for "redress of injuries resulting from a conspiracy perpetrated by the 32 clubs". Combined, the 12 players suited up for all 32 teams at some point, and each of those teams is named individually as a defendant, not the league as an umbrella entity — an important deviation from the Dent case.

Most of the explosivity actually comes from the dent in the lava lake itself.

The population constituted a global sample of elite breeding material from worldwide sources with a focus on North America and Europe and encompassed 285 lines from the Dent heterotic pool (Stiff-Stalk and non-Stiff-Stalk) and 4 from the European Flint pool, which served as check genotypes.

There was a truth to this logic; we knew from the dents in our cars.

Our word dandelion comes from the French, dent de lion, or dente di leone in Italian, and refers to the green teeth on the leaves.

There was an unusual line above the dent from the firing pin, but no clue as to where the gun was now.

"The bed is still unmade, the dent from his head is still there on the pillow, his clothes are still on the floor," Mr. Platz says.

On the drive back to his office, though, Mr. Leedy guessed that a rattle in the front passenger door was a result of the dent from the garage mishap.

Repair small indentations and dents by applying pressure to the dent from the rear.