Sentence examples for part of spoke from inspiring English sources

So part of Spoke is an actual bot that exists in Slack, looking to surface the right answers right away from a database of employee knowledge that's built up over time.

Sils Maria is where Nietzsche wrote part of "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," the work in which he conceived das letzte Mensch, the "last person" (usually mistranslated as "last man") — the modern European of perfect civility, perfect comfort, and perfect passionlessness.

This had a unifying aspect to it that enabled me to feel as though I was part of the spiritual spokes that emanate from a divine source along with everything I could see in the vast sky and everyone else around me. Contemplating this idea of connection with the divine and with one another in this way made it feel simpler for me to navigate and enjoy the busyness of the wedding weekend.

But first, Mr. Eddington plans to reverse one of his predecessor's longstanding policies of relying on Gatwick Airport as part of a hub-and-spoke system with London's other international airport, Heathrow.

As part of the hub-and-spoke model, SSGWEP uses decentralized warehousing 4, 13 to position materials as close as possible to targeted villages.

Her 1960s hits "Qongqothwane," known in English as "The Click Song," and the dance song "Pata Pata," which would be remade by many other performers in the next decades, used the tongue-clicking sound that is part of the Xhosa language her family spoke.

RSP3, a component of the radial spoke and not part of the IFT complex, is used as a gradient marker, which sediments at 20S and 12S in the gradient (indicated by white arrowheads).

The inclusion criteria stated that children must be living in the Netherlands or the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium (and that parent's spoke Dutch with their child) and have a performance IQ of ≥80, which ruled out cognitive delays.

From the analysis point of view, when the wheel is loaded at its hub, the following three distinct regions develop: (1) a support region where the hub hangs by the spokes from the upper part of the flexible band, (2) a free surface region where the spokes buckle and have no effect, and (3) a contact region where the flexible band is supported by the ground without the effect of the spokes.

Or, rather, the network of alliances led by Washington - NATO in the western part of Eurasia and the "hub-and-spoke" security pacts in East Asia.

Connect the T-shaped piece to the back grip with more legos, and put short, thin pieces at the end of the T-piece (This is basically the barrel) Pull the rubber band on the wheel spokes back so part of it is being held by the trigger, and pull the trigger for the rubber band to shoot forward, hitting the ammo and launching it up to 15 feet (4.6 m) away.