Sentence examples for on solidity from inspiring English sources

Jokanovic had put a priority on solidity against Birmingham and the team were generally tighter and more energetic – but eventually they conceded when the big Dan Burn allowed himself to be beaten to a header by Michael Morrison.

Far and away the most famous and significant discussion of experimentation are found in his exchanges with Henry Oldenburg, the first Secretary of the Royal Society, who operated largely as the mouthpiece of Robert Boyle, and in particular those concerning Boyle's experiments on solidity, fluidity, and on nitre.

As we move through the gallery, voices weave in and out; images seem to take on startling solidity only to blur into ghostly insubstantiality.

Their optimum operating conditions (maximum power coefficient) depend on rotor solidity and tip speed ratio [22].

The offer had even been extended to his back room staff, signaling a potential period of solidity on Tyneside.

The manager did try to inject flair in place of solidity on Sunday night, opting to replace the suspended Casemiro with Lucas Lima instead of the more defensive minded Wallace.

With this in mind, it is unclear whether or not the subjects understood anything about the effects of solidity on water displacement, and at present we must assume that they did not.

The founders' vision provides an initial three sets of services as the platform evolves: cryptocurrency as a service for support for native micropayments, micro-storage in the form of a distributed file service that apps can use, and contracts — there is support for Solidity on top of the platform.

According to José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, "Short term is not enough because the so-called markets know very well that in the longer term the stability of the currency depends also on the political construct and on the solidity of the institutions that are behind it".

As the series progressed, a strange thing occurred – the Discworld, created as a setting for humorous stories, began to take on a certain solidity, as if it were striving to become a real place.

The notion that popularity destroys the purity of art is so cherished in German-speaking lands—and, it should be said, on American college campuses that it takes on the solidity of religious belief.