Sentence examples for rod takes from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that in the testing condition, the non-metal driven rod takes the best effect while the metal driven rod takes the worst.

It is shown that the unfolding of the quaternary structure of the PapA rod takes place at a constant force that is almost independent of elongation speed for slow elongations (up to ∼0.4 μm/s), whereas it shows a dynamic response with a logarithmic dependence for fast elongations.

Each rod takes up energy from the vibration and begins to move.

In this case, transformation from sphere to rod takes place layer after layer.

Neuroscientists have long known that a single rod taken from a retina can respond to single photons.

She has become a lightning rod, taking criticism from all corners of the internet, periodically finding herself at the bottom of a pile-on.

As The Daily News article suggested, Ms. Gravano is the lightning rod ("Taking the biggest hit," she said) for the criticism that the women are capitalizing on heinous crimes.

Before the standardization of units of measurements, here was an example of instructions for a 16th-century measuring rod: "Take 16 men, short and tall ones as they leave church and let each of them put one shoe after the other and the length thus obtained shall be a just and common measuring rod to survey the land with" (from "Snapshots in Time," //www.nist.gov/public_affairs/kids/snapshots.htm).htm

For the spinning rod, take your finger and place it on the line.

If you have a curtain rod, take off the end of it and keep your money in it.

If your instrument has a tight or loose key or a broken rod, take it to an instrument repair shop or a professional oboist.