Sentence examples for operation tension from inspiring English sources

Though the Obama campaign possessed scarcely a fraction of the melodrama afflicting John McCain's operation, tension when it did exist tended to revolve around Jarrett.

Overall, the subjects in imagery group thought that guided imagery provided an emotional support to them and released the operation tension.

With cylinder bores held to tight tolerances and engineered to remain as round as possible in operation, the tension exerted by the piston rings can be reduced, lowering the drag as the piston travels through its stroke.

To compare two anti-incontinence operations: the tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) and the TVT-Obturator for the first two 75-patient groups.

And while, during Modi's upcoming visit, the two leaders will doubtless try to paper over the cracks with rather modest agreements on economic co-operation, more tensions are arising all the time.

Mr. Shahda's one-man operation highlights the tension over what to do about online jihadi militancy — a tension that has grown along with the material.

This offset position, which is the surge displacement from the vertical position, is significant in the operation of a tension leg platform.

The jail's operation highlights a tension between President Obama's goal to improve detention conditions that had drawn condemnation under the Bush administration and his stated desire to give military commanders leeway to operate.

NATO hopes that its operation will defuse tensions and end the rebel insurgency.

But the war game also has drawn scrutiny this year from Russia and China, which have suggested canceling the operation to alleviate tensions.

One of Mr. Sulzberger's qualities as head of a high-tension operation was that "he had a soothing personality," said James C. Goodale, a former Times senior executive and the newspaper's general counsel in the battle over the Pentagon Papers.