Sentence examples for initial swell from inspiring English sources

Over the last few decades, both countries are beginning to rear again the initial swell of a giant tidal wave that made its last crest in 1770.

That requires more than reading and responding during this initial swell of outrage.

The initial swell brought wave faces of up to 70 feet in certain areas Monday, Hawaii News Now reports.

For TJ Leyden, for instance, it was witnessing his 2-year-old son racially abuse a black person on television that soon turned his initial swell of pride to alarm: "If I was this way, coming from a non-racist family, then how would my son turn out?" For others it was running a business or working with the public that made them see how difference was not necessarily to be feared.

In this case, the microcapsules of Ba2+ and Ca2+- Ba2+ are unchanged, whereas those made with Ca2+ or Sr2+ swell slightly; upon a small initial swelling, the microcapsules returned to their initial diameter (after 2 hours) (data not shown).

Ouabain caused an initial cell swell, which was followed by a sustained cell volume decrease.

In addition, it has been suggested that this initial attack swells the ordered packing of the cellulose chains, exposing new end-groups of the fibrous cellulosic substrate (enhancing accessibility) to the attack of cellulases, as evidenced by a significant decrease in the crystallinity of the cotton fibers [ 81].

The initial low ebb swells up as the crowd mouths every word: "You know I'm such a fool for you.

By 2010, however, as online social networks skyrocketed in popularity, the value of Milner's concerns' initial investment had swelled to about $1 billion (a total investment of $800 million yielded a value of about $5 billion by 2011).

First attempted to take company private in 2005: initial $7.9 billion eventually swelled to $10.6 billion in 2007; final offer blocked by shareholders.

Film 0.5-Ibu-2 demonstrated the lowest initial degree of swelling, though it continued to swell up until the end of the testing period.