Sentence examples for order to collapse from inspiring English sources
For making rods, a slight suction is maintained in order to collapse the walls of the glass envelope as it leaves the mandrel.
We present an electro-magnetic (EM) setup in order to collapse thick-walled cylinders, for the investigation of spontaneous formation of multiple adiabatic shear bands.
There was no link between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, and no Qaeda presence in Iraq until the American invasion, which caused social order to collapse and provided the terrorist group with a powerful recruiting message and a dangerous new base from which to attack.
Information-bound references (IBRs) is used to map multiple URLs to one IBR value (associates with a single video file) in order to collapse multiple related cache entries into a single one.
This can sometimes be resolved by rescoring the item in order to collapse one or more scale response options into one score.
Except for X!Tandem and RAId_DbS, all search methods require a size normalization in their effective variable xdb in order to collapse the curves in the ⟨ FP⟩ versus xdb plot, where ⟨ FP⟩ represents the average number of false positives with effective variable less than or equal to xdb.
A fourth objective is maintaining unity of the EU, NATO and the West.But strategy is most needed when an existing international order threatens to collapse.
Forget sea level rise for a moment – this is a sea change, happening in real time before our eyes, as the confidence in an old order starts to collapse.
President Obama took office when the U.S. banking system and the international financial order appeared close to collapse.
The citizens, for their part, have become used to zero political violence, so the theatre of terror incites in them visceral fears of anarchy, making them feel as if the social order is about to collapse.
From a practical viewpoint, the compressive strength needs to be higher than approximately 1.0 MPa in order to avoid collapsing of the scaffolds during the handling for implantation.
