Sentence examples for front branches from inspiring English sources
It is found that the band front branches into many small-scale narrow bands in thin strips while the front has no branching and just becomes diffusive in thick strips, and the fatigue life of the thin strip is shorter than the thick strip.
Associated with the geometrically necessary crack front branching, there are two possible break-through modes for a fatigue crack to propagate across a high-angle grain boundary.
A rather stubby snout is suggested by the fact that the front branch of the maxilla was short.
The couple joined hundreds of other Northern Rock customers Monday as lines formed for a third day in front of branches where people waited to withdraw their savings.
A video released by Al Jazeera on Sunday shows recruiters from al Nusra Front —a branch of al Qaeda operating in Syria and Lebanon — threatening French nationals wanting to leave the organization.
The delta front includes subaqueous branch channels, subaqueous branch interchannels, branching mouth bars, and sheet sands (Fig. 4).
It is one rule for the millionaires and another for hard-up staff on the front line in branches and call centres," Hook said.
Northern Rock's trouble began last September when the management revealed it had financing problems and thousands of depositors formed lines in front of its branches to retrieve their money.
Newt Gingrich disagrees, which is why he has put the issue of restoring the proper role of the judicial branch front and center in his campaign.
Among them is Jabhet al-Nusra, or the Nusra Front, the local branch of Al Qaeda, which the United States has blacklisted as a terrorist group.
Sitting at a desk at the front of the branch, Dmitri Jones, a Quick & Reilly consultant, said he did not expect the sell-off to end soon.
