Sentence examples similar to from this wedge from inspiring English sources

In the night of October 28 Montgomery turned the offensive northward from the wedge, but this drive likewise miscarried.

Inactive ice wedges have no ice seam or crack extending from the wedge upward to the surface in the spring.

The graft obtained from the wedge is then placed around the staple [20].

In practices, the mechanical failure or dielectric breakdown may initiate from the wedge apex due to high singularity.

Increasing heat generation therefore only aids temperature and increases temperature boundary layer thickness further from the wedge.

"The plastic from the wedge absorbs your shock when you're walking," she says.

In the 2010 episode "Postcards from the Wedge", Bart is distracted from his homework by an episode of Pokémon.

Clay tablets are usually associated with cuneiform writing, a script that takes its modern name from the wedge-shaped (from Latin cuneus, "wedge") marks made by the stylus in clay.

The bearing damping is normally sufficient to master the energy input from the wedges.

The catheter was withdrawn 0.5 cm from the wedged position to allow measurement of hepatic venous pressure and saturation.

The prominence of entertainment figures and musical numbers also bespeaks an effort to steer this convention away from wedge issues.