Sentence examples for grain of between from inspiring English sources

Mechanical tests on Vasa oak carried out much later by Ljungdahl [9] showed a reduction of the MOE in compression in the longitudinal direction (i.e. axial and parallel to the grain) of between 2% and 42%.

As Simic writes: "We'll dive into the soup/With a grain of salt between our teeth/And won't come up/Until we learn its song".

Yisroel Tzvi Brody, rabbi of the Shaarei Orah synagogue in Borough Park, Brooklyn, stood at the edge of one of the fields on Monday, stooping to rub a grain of wheat between his wrinkled thumb and index finger.

What was once a simple process — inject a tiny transponder the size of a grain of rice between a pet's shoulder blades and pay a one-time registration fee — has become a big business, with annual charges for benefits ranging from online distribution of customized lost-pet notices to discounted flights for missing pets found hundreds of miles away.

Test for doneness by pinching a grain of rice between your fingers.

But in fact, (given sentences of sufficient complexity), there are "intermediate" meanings of 'that' that combine with the sentence in question to form names of entities whose grain is "between" intension/sets of worlds and the "maximally fine grained entity".

Next April it will become compulsory for every dog to have a microchip the size of a grain of rice implanted between the shoulder blades.

All of these measurements are lighter than the weight of a single grain of rice, but between them is a difference of tens of thousands of dollars if a cook site is found on any given property.

Posada then smashed a liner past Alfonzo, the ball rolling against the grain of the defense, going between the outfielders for a double, Martinez stopping at third.

In his NBC interview, the president said: "You have to take this with a grain of salt initially, but between the statements that we saw from the Russians, the statement today from the Syrians, this represents a potentially positive development". Obama said that the administration would work to assess the seriousness of the proposals.

An oyster makes a pearl when a foreign substance (such as a grain of sand) inserts itself between the shell and mantle that lines the shell.