Sentence examples for liner I from inspiring English sources
The extrusion process has been simulated using the FE-program Deform to find the stress and temperature history at the inner diameter of the liner, i.e. the boundary conditions for the subsequent cyclic simulation of the container during service.
For an accurate engineering fatigue and fracture assessment, solutions for stress intensity factors (SIF) are required, considering the weld shape and the global behavior of the liner (i.e., geometrical imperfections and interaction with surrounding concrete and rock).
The predicted fabrics of the piston cores were slightly more complex; extensional strain parallel to the Y-axis may have occurred near the bottom of the core liner (i.e., near the bottom of the 'U' shape in Figure 5b) as in a folded elastic layer.
The functional unit of the upesi jiko is a simple ceramic liner (i.e., no other parts are required).
I used the Bobbi Brown liner for years, and it was the first gel liner I'd ever tried.
More clobbering came after that with the host delivering this one liner: "Is it hard for you to maintain a suntan?" he asked, "because you live in your wife's shadow".
Veteran screenwriter Brad Mirman can spin a decent one-liner ("I was done with killing, but she wasn't done with me") in the service of a cliche.
Even the shifts in tone were a lesson: amid despair, a dry one-liner ("I was raised to be charming, not sincere"); after an act of courage, ethical revisionism.
But when I'm in the studio and trying to get in the mind state and trying to get inspired just off a one-liner — I got inspired just listening to Morrissey: "Rain falls hard on a humdrum town".
It's got this great one-liner: "I even got on this optional excursion that's going to let me go into Walmarts, that's going to actually let me interact with real North Americans - yeah it's so sick, bud".
At 62, with daughters ages 2 and 5, he already has this signature one-liner: "I am probably the only person who gets mailings from the AARP and diaper services".
