Sentence examples similar to secondary pull from inspiring English sources

During the retraction, the adhesion force (named as the secondary pull-off force) was measured to analyze the adhesion energy between the graphene beam and the substrate.

That could be because Firefox has been deemed by many tech pundits to be faster, more secure and generally technically superior to IE. Today, the only real revenue generator for Mozilla is a secondary pull-down search box that lets users choose which search engine they want to use, including Google, Yahoo!, Amazon, eBay and Creative Commons.

Less common are traction diverticula, which occur secondary to pulling forces on the oesophagus.

"It tells you the three options you have on a secondary fast break — pull up for a jump shot, find a player spotted up for a three-pointer or hit the trailer for a layup.

The model predictions were validated with the primary measurements of temperature and pressure profiles, and cure, as well as secondary measurements of pull force and part exit temperature.

Have a secondary weapon to pull off RRXYYRRX.

Trump also reportedly believed that angering Europe was a "secondary benefit" of pulling out of the accord.

I like him because not many other people do and because, in secondary school, he pulled a large chunk of my nemesis Rebecca Knadwell's hair out.

Table  3 shows the results of a series of general linear models in which the variables listed in the row headings were regressed onto the SCD-MHC or the checklist of 12 co-morbidities which are not secondary to SCD (pulled from the PROMIS® co-morbidity checklist).

Thus, β-cell metabolic activation appears to be primarily driven by substrate (fuel) availability, a "push" process [1], [62] rather than a "pull" mechanism secondary to enhanced insulin release.

The data also indicate that insulin secretion is a minor energy consuming process in the β-cell, and that the β-cell is different from most cell types in that its metabolic activation appears to be primarily governed by a "push" (fuel substrate driven) process, rather than a "pull" mechanism secondary to enhanced insulin release as well as to Ca2+, cAMP and PKB signaling.