Sentence examples for lies in entry from inspiring English sources

The partial-road-in backfilling is a combined form of above two backfilling methods, which means the partial width of backfilling wall lies in entry side whereas the rest part is in gob side, as displayed in Fig. 6b.

If Pcp1's role in Plo1 recruitment lies in promoting mitotic entry, forced advancement in the onset of mitosis independently of Plo1 would suppress this mutant.

A look at Germany suggests that the answer to Serbia's problem also lies, in the medium term, in entry into the European Union.

Another severe problem with their approach lies in the discretization of A entries.

The difference between the two models lies in the representation of the capillary entry pressure.

The main feature of this expressway tunnel is that its entry portal section lies in strata with a shallow and ultra-shallow overburden due to the requirement of line development.

Part of the explanation for game theory's relatively late entry into the field lies in the problems with which economists had historically been concerned.

The future lies in less monolithic institutions, with more fluid entries into and out of the banking sector.

Leach said a key to his re-entry into major college football lies in the thousands of pages of court documents tied to his lawsuit against Texas Tech.

Loncin still lies in this part-ruined state – and visitors are allowed entry to much of it.

The biggest risk lies in Islamic militants who are citizens of European countries, and thus granted entry under the Visa Waiver programme.