Sentence examples for leading edge though from inspiring English sources

He lets a leading edge though and it flies up in the air to KP at short extra cover.

CD155 was found to preferentially localize to the leading edge of cells, though some staining in trailing edges and cell-cell contacts could also be seen (Fig. 4a).

Steven Sclaroff, an interior designer in Manhattan, is on the leading edge of this trend, though he's the first to tell you that some things produced in the 80's are better off forgotten.

Though the strut leading edge is much sharp with transition arc radius less than 1 mm, blunter strut pushes the attached bow shock farther away from leading surface, and decreases the maximum heat transfer flux on the leading surface.

Though far from the leading edge of engine technology, it delivers power in a satisfying way — and the transverse mounting helps keep a rider's knees warm on cool autumn days.

Though far from the leading edge of musical innovation, Streams of Expression is a refreshing double-take on mid-20th-century jazz.

Republicans hope Corzine's struggles signify the leading edge of a reaction against Obama and pro-government liberals, though if Corzine prevails, Democrats will inevitably portray his victory as a validation of the president's continuing popularity.

However, the results also show that the higher bonnet leading edge in newer passenger cars is poor for pedestrian pelvis/femur protection, even though newer cars show an obviously lower AIS2+ injury risk to younger pedestrians in collisions.

The Volt and the Leaf are at the leading edge of a major introduction of electric vehicle technology in the United States, even though a public infrastructure for charging the cars is far from being sorted out.

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