Sentence examples for position sets from inspiring English sources

Eggert contends that Britain's position sets it apart from other countries.

That position sets up a potential conflict with Congress, where panel supporters say that intelligence should be a central subject of the inquiry.

Some members of intelligence agencies, in particular at the C.I.A., question whether the new defense under secretary's position sets up a potential turf war for dominance, something Dr. Cambone says he rejects.

President Obama has vowed to stay out of the debt ceiling debate, but his position "sets the stage for a nail-biting standoff that economists warn could lead to a damaging financial default and doubt from investors about the ability of the country to pay its obligations," The New York Times writes.

The proposed hardware-oriented concurrent TZ Search aims to extend the search positions of each PU partition in the same coding unit (CU), whereas the total search position sets tested in this CU remain the same.

Position selection is performed using a genetic algorithm (GA) which takes a list of cutting tools assigned to certain machining operations together with total number of index positions available on the ATC or turret magazines and, catalogue value of indexing time as the input, and then randomly generates an initial population of position sets (chromosomes).

In fact, Nakamura had played for just this position, setting a trap that Krasenkow walked into.

That's the position set out in John Milton's English classic Aeropagitica.

Downing Street said the position set out in court was the view of the government.

But they led the Church toward its present position, set firmly in favor of peace and against war.

That "dome-encased psyche lab experiment" was the Colts' decision, with their playoff position set, to rest their starters in the final two games of the regular season.