Sentence examples for lay tensions from inspiring English sources

The required pipeline submerged mass have a direct impact on the required pipe lay tensions, installation stresses, and the pipe configuration on the sea bottom.

Even across the "demilitarized zone" and a half century of detente there still lay tensions that seem likely to yield another hot war in the near future.

An installation analysis is conducted to estimate the minimum lay tension for the pipeline for a given radius of curvature to ensure that the load effects on the pipeline are within the strength design criteria.

Whereas the poll tax of 1381 was the spark of the Peasants Revoltthethe root of the conflict lay in tensions between peasants and landowners precipitated by the economic and demographic consequences of the Black Death and subsequent outbreaks of the plague.

Secondly, respondents suggested that beneath this 'encounter' lie tensions arising from the competing agendas and objectives of the different actors involved which can affect the content of agreements; for instance, farmer selection of management options versus Natural England's target environmental objectives.

While Ms. Voigt and Philip Ens, as Hunding, tried to lay bare the tensions right below the surface in the first act, Mr. Elming seemed content to face front and belt.

Therein lies the tension: to strive for good things but not be consumed by them.

And there were many mornings (I will not lie) when tension ricocheted off the kitchen walls.

And therein lies the tension that has the television industry delicately assessing how to balance the current system with an Internet-based future that some feel is inevitable.

Within those contradictions lies a tension that is always just below the surface and always the object of careful monitoring by the generals.

Behind these problems lies a tension common to most currencies: a conflict between central bankers and politicians.