Sentence examples for its inward from inspiring English sources

X-rays are in fact expected from the accretion-shock region, where the accreting material, because of the high infall velocity, is heated to temperatures of a few million degrees as it continues its inward bulk motion in the stellar atmosphere.

Facilities like the NIF rapidly implode the plasma, relying on its inward inertia to hold it long enough for a burst of fusion reactions.

With only 5% of Britain's population, Wales has attracted 17.3% of its inward investment since 1986, much of it within a few miles of Cardiff.

The aim is to convince big companies that they can make use of expertise in universities and other research facilities through collaborative ventures.Scottish Enterprise is so convinced that this is the only way to go that it has re-named Locate in Scotland, its inward investment arm, as Scottish Development International.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of the discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression. .

Known for its inward-turning ear tips, it comes in all equine colours, although pinto patterns tend to be the most popular with buyers and breeders.

One strange sculpture, Burning Tree (1961) is very like a fairground mechanical grab, its inward-pointing talons tipped with metal.

"It's a welcoming form in the city, as opposed to another big solid box," Ms. Gang said of her design, with its inward-swerving scallops doing a pas de deux with the lobes of the cloverleaf.

It is a challenging task for a government that is only now breaking from its inward-looking, military past and its history of antagonistic relations with the outside world.

Yet in about as much time as it takes to say "International Monetary Fund", Indians now face a flurry of reform intended to transform its inward-looking, control-bound economy into one favouring free markets and foreign trade.