Sentence examples for further pit from inspiring English sources

Hamilton, meanwhile, blew his chance of the win by colliding with Ricciardo in the first corner on the 49th lap, damaging his nose and also incurring a drive-through penalty, which meant two further pit stops.

The breakdown potential after the anodic maximum was related with the further pit propagation in pits nucleated at random.

He called on the government to have an independent review before any further pit closures, suggesting Prime Minister John Major and Deputy Prime Minister Michael Heseltine were at odds over the issue.

An inflection in the reverse curve at the pit transition potential Eptp shows correlation with pit bottom repassivation, leading to concentration gradients for mass transport and promoting further pit nucleation.

Towards the end of the race, Webber was running 2nd behind Lewis Hamilton, with no further pit stops to make, when Sebastian Vettel, driver for sister team Scuderia Toro Rosso, ran into the back of him when Hamilton suddenly reduced his speed in poor visibility and heavy rain under a safety car, taking both cars out of the race.

Further pitting the powers of perception against the powers of deception are genuinely old forgeries, which would not be exposed by radiocarbon dating and pigment analysis.

Further, pitting the southern Shiites or the northern Kurds against the ruling Sunnis in Iraq's center could arouse angers beyond the borders of Iraq and could fracture Iraq into ethnic and religious camps, creating a new source of instability in a chronically unstable region.

It was found that though pitting corrosion and degradation products on the sol gel single coating surface were observed after 2 days of immersion, further pitting corrosion ceased after a few days of immersion.

It is conjectured that aluminum oxide and silicon oxide may form a stable mixed oxide barrier layer at the interface after initial corrosion, which prohibits further pitting corrosion development.

Food Wars takes it one step further, pitting the students against each other in Iron Chef-style battle.

But Emmerich's film goes further, pitting the story of Shakespeare in a political context involving a fight for succession using the plays as propaganda.