Sentence examples for joint sharing from inspiring English sources
Translational large animal models play an important role, with especially the ovine stifle joint sharing morphological characteristics of the human knee [ 4- 7].
If there are still doubts as to the cash savings that can be achieved through joint (shared) services and procurement, the creation of single national police force and single national fire services in Scotland may dispel them.
My husband who grew up in New York and thus was over his stoner period at a frighteningly young age got a job in DC, and in the six years since we started our family my pot intake has been limited to the very occasional joint shared during rare trips without the kids.
A nearby marquee in the 1979 picture advertises "The Sensuous Detective," a reminder of the days when X-rated theaters and burlesque joints shared the street with Howard Johnson's.
Sheeting joints share many geometric, textural, and kinematic features with other joints, but differ in that they are (a) discernibly curved, and (b) open near to and subparallel to the topographic surface.
The tested ultra-large capacity end-plate joints shared the failure mode of end-plate yielding followed by bolt fracture or necking, and the thickness of the end plate had an obvious influence on the joint resistance.
It so happens that Chevron and Petronas's joint share in the Chadian oil consortium is 60%.
Then we would need to develop the American share and work with our allies to see the complementary joint shares developed.
But he has received something arguably more useful from the new president: a public acknowledgment of America's joint share of responsibility for the drug violence.
As the discounters Aldi and Lidl saw their joint share of the market double in three years, Tesco only crept back into profit after posting a £6.4bn loss in 2015.
They assign values to these objects with smug smiles or looks of vague unease: "A border collie" or "60 goats" or "12 silver coins" or "next year's corn crop" or "a joint share of stock".
