Sentence examples for in lever from inspiring English sources

Here Jansons' broad sweep was splendid in Lever du Jour, the crest of the wave glittering and magisterial.

With this book, Mark Metzler continues his investigation into the economic history of twentieth-century Japan that he began in Lever of Empire.

That is, when URB694 (0.3 or 1 mg/kg) was given alone, there was no significant increase in lever pressing compared with extinction levels.

One big technical advance has been in "lever action" shotguns, which the gun control lobby says are now very similar to rapid-fire pump action shotguns.

Results indicated that intra-chamber lever location cues mediated performance on the violation element whereas performance on rule-consistent elements within pattern chunks was mediated by an internal mnemonic representation that was insensitive to changes in lever location cues.

In Lever's hands, the street is alive with exuberant throngs, well-outlined buildings and a subtle but animated orchestration of colors.

In Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Transdniestria, unsettled but largely bloodless conflicts serve to constrain the Georgian and Moldovan governments as well as providing a built-in lever for Russian meddling.Mr Putin may welcome something similar in eastern Ukraine.

The mechanical advantage (MA) of the lower jaw in vertebrates determines the proportion of adductor muscle force that is transmitted to the bite and is a function of the ratio of the in-lever length (Li = the distance from the jaw joint to where the adductor muscles insert onto the mandible) to the out-lever length (Lo = the distance from the jaw joint to the distal-most tooth tip).

MA was calculated for jaw opening and closing in four Perissodus species as the ratio of in-lever to out-lever lengths [ 25].

The dactyl height (in-lever length) was measured from the fulcrum to the insertion of the closer apodeme was split into two measurements due to variation of claw morphologies across species.

From these lengths, mechanical advantage (MA) was calculated for jaw opening and closing as the ratio of in-lever to out-lever lengths, which can be used to estimate the relative speed and force of a lever [ 24].