Sentence examples for gave blade from inspiring English sources

Though critics gave Blade middling reviews, fans loved the film and, in many ways, its box office success paved the way for the multiple expansive cinematic superhero universes we're all contending with today, for better or worse.

It was William Sanderson who gave Blade Runner's afflicted replicant designer an awkward vulnerability, but the actor also gave life to True Blood's conflicted Sheriff Bud Dearborne and, outside of the genre, Deadwood's canny innkeeper E.B. Farnum and Newhart's deadpan townie Larry (of Larry, Darryl and Darryl).

Baxter gave Blades the lead after the break when his long-range shot beat Crawley keeper Brian Jensen.

Next is shown in detail how these forces and the extracted power can be computed for a given blade geometry, wind speed, and angular velocity.

And because sensors beneath the fibers can sense when any given blade's light is obscured, referees can track the footsteps of a player to determine if he was in-bounds or not.

Turbine blades are optimized with the aim to achieve maximum power coefficient for the given blade with solidity, ratio of coefficient of drag to lift, angle of attack and tip speed ratio.

An engineering software tool with both hydrodynamic and structural capabilities was required to predict the instantaneous loading acting on all the blade sections, as well as the strength of a local blade section with a given blade geometry and chosen material.

After the hideous stabbing of teacher Ann Maguire, even considering giving blade-carriers a "third chance" is obviously a difficult sell.

Ideally this allows twice as much power to be extracted than from a single impulse stage for a given blade-tip velocity.

Initially an optimal piezoelectric mistuning obtained by genetic algorithm optimization is introduced into a given blade-mistuned disk to achieve a further blade vibration mitigation.

For E-glass and flax blades, the better performing airfoil gave better blade designs because the minimum shell thickness was sufficient to maintain structural integrity.