Sentence examples for material set up from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the sliding friction in the contact between the disk and the surfaces, together with the transverse contraction in the disk material, set up a feedback between the orthogonal eigenmodes of the disk corresponding to the same eigenfrequency, thus initializing instability.

Project Astro has all the education materials set up so I just go in and talk about the phases of the moon, which is what they'll be studying.

In his spare time, he starts distributing construction materials, sets up a sales showroom, and eventually buys a scaffolding factory.

Before the Material Girl set up her grim production line of personalities, she found one basic look — the bubblegum tramp in the black bra, half-slouching, half-strutting in her jewelled boots — that was a perfect fit, and "Desperately Seeking Susan" (1985) caught her in the reckless pomp of it.

For once, the screenwriter was free to take liberties in BBC2's The Mystery of Edwin Drood Dickensns died halfway through writing it, providing enough material to set up the intrigue in the first episode, while allowing Gwyneth Hughes to have a bash at resolving it in the second.

It included the comment: "Sorry for the long list, but we need a lot of material to set up the new operation".

No failure of the material to set up and no postoperative "wash out" of the reconstruction area was observed.

This selection experiment, starting from a supposedly fixed material, was set up fifteen years ago to (i) characterize the response to selection in two directions, Early and Late flowering; (ii) elucidate the relative role of standing variation versus new mutations in the variability exploited in the response to selection; (iii) better understand the genetic bases of flowering time variation.

A better thought is to expand on that saying by changing it to "The material is set up like a pyramid made of vines; the information builds upon each other but also is woven together.

Writer spoke with Louis Strick, pres. of Pentalic Corp., a company that sells writing materials and set up the workshop earlier this year.

Professors in Qatar — several came from the main campus, though A&M quickly realized it would have to hire permanent Doha faculty — noted the extra time required to import materials and set up their labs, which are subject to Texas' rules and regulations as well as Qatar's.