Sentence examples for more wobble from inspiring English sources

Large planets create more wobble than small ones do.

England's two comfortable batsmen are getting comfortable back in the dressing-room, and England are one more wobble from a crisis with 79 runs still required.

This is partly because the closer they are, the more wobble they induce, and partly because, to be certain that they are looking at a new exoplanet, planet hunters want to see two complete orbits.

As you get better, have your friend move further away on the line to allow for more wobble.

It has voiced objections to United's move.See articleCompetition from discount airlines has caused more wobbles at US Airways, America's seventh-biggest carrier.

More wobbles lie ahead, but the smart money is still on an eventual deal.If the economics of this latest iteration of the euro crisis are no thornier than before, the politics have turned into a veritable gorse bush.

As the election looms, we can certainly expect more "wobbles" from both sides of the house as MPs from both parties wake up to the bleak financial and impractical reality of a costly nuclear deterrent, pointing at no one in particular.

There were no more wobbles as he saw out the set, one backhand lob in the final game a spectacular highlight, but the uneven nature of the match continued in the third.

But I sure noticed Wander exhibiting a more prominent wobble from the first battle onwards.

The arginine CGA codon is known to be a strong inhibitor of translation in yeast, and its inhibitory effect is due more to wobble decoding than tRNA abundance and may include interactions after the initial decoding (Letzring et al., 2010).

Hence, each < i, j, t> is a set of consecutive base pairs as follows; < i, j, t > = r i, r l - j + 1, ⋯, r i + t, r l - j - t + 1, According to the prior knowledge, we know that Watson-Crick base pairs occur more than Wobble in RNA structures.