Sentence examples for ramp in which from inspiring English sources

Other shots, however, such as the ramp (in which the batsman flicks the ball backward over his shoulder and past the wicketkeeper), were part of the modern T20 armoury.

And after all that effort, the austerity plan failed to do the trick; Britain left the gold standard within months.The 1931 episode was viewed in Labour Party history as a "bankers' ramp" in which financiers tried to bounce a government into hurting the poor.

A promenade as part of Trump Marina was leveled to make way for new ramps, in which 37 ornamental lampposts which were dismantled were later shipped to the Tuckerton Seaport in nearby Tuckerton, which opened in 2000.

In order to determine the exercise program with the maximal benefit, we subjected y1w67c23 flies to 9 different exercise-training regimens with varying frequency, varying duration and different schedules of "ramping", in which the duration of each bout of exercise is gradually increased during the experimental timecourse (Table 1).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06694.006 To assess the slope sensitivity of the OSN, we compared the neural activity elicited by nonlinear ramps in which the first derivative of the stimulus changed over time.

The in deep knowledge of the thermodynamic and kinetic parameters governing the DA reaction allowed to design an isothermal annealing (44 min at 140 °C) or programmed temperature ramp (30 150 °C) in which the full repair of fractured polymer films or of scratches on the film surface are successfully obtained.

Response time was defined as the time from the onset of the loading ramp to the frame in which the most calcium signaling peaks were observed.

Hoffman agreed, and cut out big-ramp racing, in which a motorcycle drags the bike to the top before letting go.

Nevertheless, there was a brief period last year, as the Warner Bros hype machine ramped up, in which critics' attitudes towards Terminator Salvation seemed to soften.

All over America, there are ramp fests galore, in which participants "ramp it up" as virtuosically as any jazz artist during summer's music fests.

In recognition of the stochastic nature of freeway capacity, we propose a new chance-constrained ramp metering strategy, in which, constant capacity value is replaced by a probabilistic one that changes dynamically depending on real-time traffic conditions and acceptable probability of risk determined by traffic engineers.