Sentence examples for great slippage from inspiring English sources

Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, Heneghan Peng architects (3/1) Bursting out of the rolling hills on the coast of Northern Ireland, the Giant's Causeway visitor centre ruptures from the ground, as if formed by a great slippage of tectonic plates.

But economists foresee an even greater slippage of the peso throughout 2002, with many of them predicting that the Argentine currency will end the year trading at about 2.70 to the dollar.

Accordingly, by the evening's second half Ms. Smith takes detours from her portrait of the presidency to offer examples of the kind of great "moral slippage" (a term invoked by Mr. Terkel) she sees happening today while much of the country obsesses on presidential sexual practices.

Degenerative spondylolisthesis has been considered positive when the vertebral slippage was greater than 4.5 mm or greater than 15% of the width of the vertebral body on flexion X-rays [16].

The number of windows showing strand slippage are greater for C3 unstacking (18 windows) than for C4 or C5 unstacking (10 windows).

Schlotterer and Tautz [ 21] also found the generation of false alleles from polymerase slippage is greatest with di-, less with tri-, andoeses not occur with tetranucleotide loci.

Figure 4 shows a greater population of the slippage coordinate value of 0.6 for C3 and C5 unstacking, which suggests that slippage of the immediate neighboring 5′-base occurs to a larger extent than slippage of the next base, or both 5′-bases together.

For C4 unstacking, the greater population of the slippage coordinate value of 0.4 indicates that slippage of the immediate neighboring 5′-base occurs to a lesser extent than the next base, suggesting a weaker tendency for C3 to stack onto C5.

Certainly, if Redknapp felt great angst at the late slippage of a match which his team had appeared to have rescued with nerve and another stunning example of the extraordinary talent of one of the game's other superstars, the less tumultuous Gareth Bale, he was quite content to leave the questions of what anyone does about Mario beyond the northern end of the M1.

More melting would mean more slippage and a greater rise in the sea level.

Slippage is substantially greater in mathematical and spatial reasoning than in verbal reasoning.