Sentence examples for process slip from inspiring English sources

Online forums debated with special vigor whether it would have been possible for a man in a small Chinese town in the early 1960s to spy on women's bottoms in a public toilet and then, in the process, slip and drown in a cesspool.

At that point, officials at the Interior Ministry and the PRI, watching the political process slip completely out of their hands, deluged executives at TV Azteca with calls insisting that they shut off the live coverage and deny Mr. Fox further air time that night.

Having perhaps never been truly serious about a settlement with Turkish Kurds, it then let the peace process slip away, and now finds its foreign policy warped through and through by its obsession with blocking the Kurds, to the point where it seems blind to all other considerations.

CAIRO — With every image of the dead in Gaza inflaming people across the Arab world, Egyptian and Jordanian officials are worried that they see a fundamental tenet of the Middle East peace process slipping away: the so-called two-state solution, an independent Palestinian state coexisting with Israel.

We then assume that the same scaling relationship is applicable both to the dynamic, coseismic process of earthquakes (slip-weakening friction) and to the preparation process (slip-strengthening friction).

The process slips into chaos when a large number of small landholders are involved, as when the Oklahoma City field was discovered in the late 1920s.

The hero attempts to rescue him and succeeds but in the process, slips and falls to the world below.

Once the yield or flow stress has been exceeded, plastic or permanent deformations take place by one of the two simple processes, slip (or glide) and twinning.

While few would doubt the robustness of Apple's biometrics components (and testing regime), the sprawlingly diverse Android marketplace hosts all sorts of OEM players — which inevitably raises the risk of some lesser quality components (and/or processes) slipping in.

There are also perceived challenges in the use of sequence alignment for phylogenetic analysis of NCS [ 9], as complex mutational processes (slipped-strand mispairing, stem-loop secondary structure excision/repair, minute inversions, intramolecular recombination) are prevalent.

The results show the occurrence of the slip-through process, incomplete slip-through, coalescence and partial coalescence.