Sentence examples for onto across from inspiring English sources

(iv)  Let and be the projection onto across.

The only way to do it is to supercool the gas so that it condenses into a liquid, which is then compact enough to load onto tankers and send across oceans.

The first model (configural invariance) required that items loaded onto the same factors across data sets, but allowed item parameters (factor loadings, residual variances, and intercepts), factor variances, and latent means to vary across groups or time.

Nor was there joy in getting onto and across the Queensboro Bridge headed toward Manhattan.

Last month (26 January), military planes carrying tonnes of salt started the cloud seeding operation scattering salt onto rainclouds across the ocean.

"He learned not to run into bunkers, onto greens, across streets, and not to bark on the golf course," Sheffield added.

The "artists" expound on the concepts and designs they hatched in the city and then grafted onto communities across the river through narration and improvised dialogues with modern day passers-by.

These days I find myself wanting to shout: "Remember!" That's a tall order when people glide from France to Germany and onto Poland, across the killing fields of old, without pause for a border, and the Basque separatists of ETA have just laid down their weapons in Europe's last armed confrontation.

And although some companies might be thrilled with getting one app onto handsets across the world, Facebook clearly wants more—it wants to sit on any mobile app, on any platform, and eat up growth in the process.

At the next election, the Lib Dems will depend heavily on the personal popularity of their existing MPs to thwart the national tide as they try to hold onto seats across the country.

SEDFLUX combines individual process-response models into one fully interactive model, delivering a multi-sized sediment load onto and across a continental margin, including sediment redistribution by (1) river mouth dynamics, (2) buoyant surface plumes, (3) hyperpycnal flows, (4) ocean storms, (5) slope instabilities, (6) turbidity currents, and (7) debris flows.