Sentence examples for less bearing from inspiring English sources

True, it must sell to these retailers clearly under the name 'acetyl salicylic acid,' but the retailers may themselves use the word 'Aspirin.' So it seems to me that the defendant should be allowed to pack its tablets in bottles or boxes of 50 or less, bearing the name 'Aspirin' without more.

This process lowers the surface and provides (in summer) a wetter active layer with less bearing strength.

Since the optimised die design produces less bearing length difference, more uniform exit velocity and higher design quality would be achieved using the proposed approach.

For bond funds, where managerial skills have less bearing on performance, efficiency gets greater weight.

And, fortunately, your previous salaries might have less bearing on future offers soon.

For example, the men who chose mustard also chose paper at the grocery store, yet being liberal appeared to have less bearing on choosing paper than condiment choice.

Some patients on psychiatric wards receive no visitors at all, still less ones bearing chocolate and flowers... or cartons of cigarettes.

The Moment of Inertia (MOI) is calculated by measuring the frequency of free torsional oscillation of the object mounted on a nearly friction less air bearing.

"How to Be a Rock Critic" focusses on Bangs's desire to proselytize, to rescue everyone he could, to make criticism less about bearing witness and more about creating something new — providing a necessary conduit between artist and potential fan.

Much less hole bearing damage, and hence energy absorption, occurred when the fastener(s) fractured at a thread, which occurred most frequently in thick joints and in quasi-static tests.

And what a formidable beast that camera is: as big as a motorbike but far less streamlined, bearing on its broad flank the legend "VistaVision"—the wide-screen format in which Hitchcock also shot "To Catch a Thief" (1955), "The Man who Knew Too Much" (1956), and "Vertigo" (1958).