Sentence examples for mounts assumed from inspiring English sources

Mahogany-veneered furniture with ormolu mounts assumed the shapes of Roman, Greek, and Egyptian chairs and tables, with winged-lion supports and pilasters headed with sphinxes' busts or palm leaves; where no Classical prototypes existed, contemporary designs were enlivened with Classical ornament.

The pieces are almost all broken and twisted, wrenched from their original mounts, and assumed to be booty.

Whereas the total number of mounts and the time to the first mount are assumed to be mainly influenced by males, females need to cooperate for mating to occur and so will influence the actual number of matings [ 23].

The period that followed, characterized by the network of political and economic relationships called feudalism, was an age during which the mounted arm assumed an ascendancy that it began to relinquish only in the 14th century, with the appearance of infantry capable of taking the open field unsupported against mounted chivalry.

In practice, Mount simply assumes rather than dramatizes Gus's passivity; there seem to be pieces missing not only from the character but also from the characterization, as though he's thinner than he's meant to be.

Solutions are developed for axially loaded and spring-mounted cylinders, assuming that the combined multi-layer cross-section remains plane after deformation (generalized plane strain).

The existing torque roll axis decoupling theories for powertrain mounting systems assume a rigid foundation, thus ignoring dynamic interactions between the powertrain and other sub-systems.

For this reason, we assumed that mounts that included restored vertebrae were reasonably accurate and were included in this study; however, entirely missing or restored sections of the vertebral column (e.g., cervicals, thoracics, caudals) or limb elements were not used.

At worst, the market was near its bottom, he assumed, though mounting layoff tallies around the country concerned him.

At most contaminated sites water-wetting conditions are typically assumed despite mounting evidence that this is not always the case.

Then the cylinder which is assumed elastically mounted is allowed to oscillate in the cross-flow direction under the action of the fluctuating lift force.