Sentence examples for rise length from inspiring English sources

Based on this method, the influence of slip speed and rise length on the adaptive control effect is calculated and analyzed, and accordingly proposed to use variable slip speed.

Several numerical examples are presented to examine the sensibility of various parameters associated with slenderness ratio, temperature rise, length scale, Winkler and shear layer parameters on the natural frequencies and critical temperature point of embedded microbeams.

"In the scheme of things, the long-term trend here, at least since the mid-eighties, is declining confirmation rates and rising length of time it takes to get nominees on the bench," Sarah Binder, a congressional scholar at the Brookings Institution, told me.

The degradation rate was found to decrease with rising length of path in experiments in a glass basin with a volume of up to 20 l in Vienna.

"As the average age of marriage continues to rise, the length of time that college graduates live alone before starting a family is unprecedented.

Such biological differences are likely to give rise to length bias, the tendency of screening to detect the more slow-growing tumours.

The New Yorker, December 25 , 1926 P. 9At a Cleveland businessmen's meeting in honor of the artist, T. F. Simon, the chairman rose at length to close the meeting and announced that their most interesting event of the year would be held at the next meeting and their guest would be someone so important that everyone would turn out to see him!

Some of the access charges cover the costs that rise as the length of individual calls rises.

The melting temperatures of saturated fatty acids of biological interest are above 27 °C (81 °F) and rise with increasing length of the hydrocarbon chain.

Female worms, about 2 cm (almost 1 inch) in length, rise to the surface shortly after sunset and swim in circles while ejecting a luminous secretion.

American troops in Iraq face almost daily attacks from guerrilla insurgents, our soldiers continue to die, the Iraqi infrastructure deteriorates, anti-American hostility among Iraqis is on the rise, and the length of the war and its astronomical costs steadily escalate.