Sentence examples for great deformation from inspiring English sources
The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in America.
But the controversy has made his new book, "The Great Deformation," a best-seller — a surprising fate for a seven-hundred-page work of monetary history.
The latest example is David Stockman, Ronald Reagan's first budget director, who has just published a mammoth screed titled "The Great Deformation".
For him, pain is the way we learn discipline, and, the more closely you read "The Great Deformation," the more you sense that the impulse behind it isn't so much economic as moral.
"The Great Deformation" looks like monetary history, but it's really a classic example of the American jeremiad — a twenty-first-century counterpart to Jonathan Edwards's famous sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God".
The 2011 M 9.0 Tohoku earthquake produced a great deformation of the Japanese Islands in terms of both extent and magnitude.
More specifically, the new policy doctrines have caused four great deformations of the national economy, and modern Republicans have turned a blind eye to each one.
Ezersky [28] has established that inelastic volumetric deformation (dilatancy) dependents on the failure mode: tensile failure is appeared in small deformations, whereas shear one results the great deformations.
The low Young's modulus indicates that the material is easier to deform; thus, a lower load may cause greater deformation in an RCA concrete beam than in a conventional concrete beam.
Other authorities use the term tense to specify a greater degree of muscular activity, resulting in a greater deformation of the tongue from its neutral position.
Under greater deformation, such elastic solids exhibit either brittleness (in which the internal elastic forces are broken down) or ductility (in which certain internal mechanisms permit shearing displacements to occur within the atomic structure).
