Sentence examples for irregular rise from inspiring English sources

Another elegant study showed that clinical exams revealed that patients suffering from CPP presented standard characteristics when in orthostatic position, seated, and walking, as well as lack of coordination and irregular rise in costal breathing.

A further structural alteration was that the irregular rose window of the facade was replaced by a more regular round-arched window like the smaller ones flanking it.

The fact that he kept irregular hours, rising early on some days and in midafternoon on others, is as close to a self-revelation as he ever provided.

Participation rates of deformation and energy in damage of irregular low-rise buildings were 73%and27%7%, respectively.

Deformation and energy had 76% and 24% participation rates in damage of irregular high-rise buildings, respectively.

The rivers have two flood periods: an irregular, rain-fed rise of minor proportions lasting from November to the end of March and the main snowmelt flood of April and May.

The 40,000 sq ft art gallery – a staggering building made of irregular glass panels rising into the sky in a ululating motion like a windmill – was opened last year at a reported cost of $143m.

The geologists' new work reveals frothy, viscous masses that crack and groan as they rise through irregular fissures.

The two largest of the islands, Graham and Moresby, are irregular in shape and rise to nearly 4,000 feet (1,200 metres).

This economic transformation policy came to be combined in my case with a new foreign policy approach detailed under the label "enlightened engagement" and thereafter with a post-cold-war defense policy based upon carefully detailed military reforms that anticipated the coming transformation of war and the rise of irregular, unconventional conflict.

Under the assumptions that PN from triple evolutionary channels give rise to irregular PNe, Soker (2016) and Bear and Soker (2016) find that about 1 in 6-8 PNe might have been shaped by an interaction with an outer companion in a triple system.