Sentence examples for hinges and that from inspiring English sources

We could see the shadow of the handbag on his office door, the menacing creak of the hinges, and that voice, the voice he hoped he'd never hear again: "It matters to me, John, and if it matters to me, it should matter to you.

It has been well-known since the outset of plastic design that the deleterious influence of second-order effects is at least partially offset by strain hardening in the plastic hinges and that, in many practical cases, these two effects may be approximately in balance.

The front panel of the box had two transparent Plexiglas doors (18 × 18 cm) suspended by hinges and that opened inwards when pushed.

With increased knowledge of elbow biomechanics, it was realized that the elbow did not rotate about a fixed hinge and that out-of-plane motion does occur during flexion and extension.

Zimba was designed without moving parts such as hinges and gears that are known to be the first point of failure in most designs.

Underpinning the three Rs are concepts – the "hinges and links" that allow reading, writing and arithmetic to make sense at all and, in turn, to then help us make sense of the world and each other.

Chaos struck when we tried to find the bathroom door — after pulling and tugging on metal hinges and anything that seemed likely to slide or snap open, I called the front desk.

Big matches hinge on certain things and that was one of them".

"The deal with Microsoft hinges on search, and that's what people on the Internet do".

To investigate this further, one would need to develop an automatic method for assigning hinge and shear that uses quantitative and reproducible methods.

A global design rule has been taken into consideration in every model which dictates that complete yielding of the infill steel plate must precede any failure or hinging in the boundary frame and that hinging in the column must be the last step.