Sentence examples for life surface from inspiring English sources
Flashes of contemporary life surface occasionally in the pages of the society's minute books: on 29 September 1932, the committee proposed "that our secretary Mr Hewitt be asked to attend the next meeting and explain his lack of interest in the Society's business", but he never turned up.
Work with regards to cutter path evaluation and optimisation on tool wear, tool life, surface integrity and relevant workpiece machinability characteristics are scant.
In order to solve this problem, a new approach of fatigue life prediction, based on the equal-life curve, is proposed and it is composed of three parts: the multiaxial fatigue life surface, a new path-dependent factor for multiaxial high-cycle fatigue and a material parameter describing material sensitivity to non-proportional loading.
Why then does interest in sex life surface as an issue of lessening interest in sex among women and why does importance of sex life increase among men alone?
These are the only moments when the essential savagery of circus life surfaces.
Nothingness was big with Ozu: nothing, or little, of his own drunken bachelor life surfaces in his movies.
Snippets of the Snyders' private life surfaced a few years ago, only when a former nanny took them to court in a wage dispute.
That sense of dynamic life surfaces more strongly in the second half, where the drapes are removed to reveal polished, geometric surfaces, and the music hardens to a more percussive force.
It was succeeded by a fish, then a second and a third, until gradually the whole width of the wall was submerged under a swell of marine life surfacing from buried memories of a trip to Tahiti made 16 years earlier.
Then persons on the outskirts of Frey's life surfaced, taking issue with specific details of certain "scenes" in the book.
A bit more flotsam and jetsam from Samuel's former life surfaced during our discussion: He spent a lot of time hanging out with small-time gangs who sold drugs on the UNAM campus, joined a squatters' collective, demonstrated with socialist groups, slept on the beach at Acapulco one night and nearly drowned, and ran with Mexico City's biker gangs, among other random adventures.
