Sentence examples for impingement on it from inspiring English sources

McDonnell Douglas Aerospace (MDA) high-lift model is widely used in the study of multi-element airfoil, while there is still short knowledge of ice accretion and water impingement on it.

It is treated as so given, that the obstacles it puts to freedom are not perceived, while any impingement on it is readily noticed".

Tehran rejected the idea as an impingement on its sovereignty.

It's the story of the modern city of glass-and-steel towers, its impingement on and even substitute for the classic Paris of romantic dreams.

"It is not only a potential copyright infringement," Mr. Murray said, "it is also an impingement on the rights of artists, particularly directors".

We should be honest about this: it is an impingement on freedom of speech and on the right of people to choose what kind of news to watch.

AMVETS called it a "reprehensible" impingement on veterans' freedom of speech, particularly since the NFL wraps itself in military props and imagery.

For applications to medial unicondylar knee replacement design it was shown that patellar impingement on the anterior of the femoral component would occur at 110° flexion.

When it occurs in the first 24 hours, it is usually the result of tube impingement on the posterior tracheal wall, partial displacement into the mediastinum, a blood clot, or mucous plug.

It has been suggested before that impingement on the cord in early childhood may return to normal upon maturation [ 12].

As a result, we explained in Knox that an agency-fee provision imposes "a 'significant impingement on First Amendment rights,' " and this cannot be tolerated unless it passes "exacting First Amendment scrutiny". 567 U. S., at ___ (slip op. at 9 10).