Sentence examples for fronts experienced from inspiring English sources

it continues "Jason Bruges Studio took inspiration from the characteristic lake effect 'weather fronts' experienced in Toronto; weather boundaries that separate two masses of air of different densities, that dramatically affect the city's climate all year round".

Patients with lower expression of ROCK1 in the central tumour and invasive front had lower recurrence-free survival rates (p = 0.004 and p = 0.001, respectively; Figure  4A and B), and those with weak ROCK1 expression in the invasive front experienced lower cancer-specific survival (p <0.001; Figure  4C and D).

The Irish offensive front and the Crimson Tide defensive front are experienced groups.

Between 2010 and 2015, the Front Range experienced ninety-six per cent of Colorado's population growth, and the state's unemployment rate is only 2.3percentnt.

During the 2010 off-season, the Blazers' front office experienced significant personnel changes beginning in July with the announcement of new general manager Rich Cho, succeeding former general manager Kevin Pritchard, who was relieved of his duties after the 2010 NBA draft.

When a part of an optical wave-front experiences a sharp change in its phase, Fresnel diffraction becomes appreciable.

As on that front, experience dispelled the fears.

Although a written report is furnished upon completion, it doesn't compare to the hands-on, up-front experience of going through the house with the home inspection representative.

Real cracks are inherently three-dimensional; plane stress-like behaviour is found close to the region where the crack front intersects the free surface, whereas most of the crack front will experience something close to plane strain.

The media company that appears to be most exposed on the advertising and tourism fronts, Walt Disney, has experienced a 26percentt drop in its stock price since the attacks.

The lands on either side of the mountain front, however, experience a water deficit.