Sentence examples for sets of poles from inspiring English sources

Matched sets of poles with the word for peace written in English, French, and Arabic, stand in Elkader and Mascara.

The "poles" of the 1H nucleus may either line up (approximately) with those of the external magnet, north to north and south to south; or the two sets of poles may oppose each other, as when a compass needle aligns itself with the Earth's magnetic field.

Take this set of poles for the day.

Access to the pool is gained by removing the entire fence or by creating an opening by unlatching an adjoining set of poles and folding the mesh back onto itself.

Up at North GRIP, a set of poles that are slowly drifting apart mark the glacier's flow; at the edge of the ice, the same process produces more dramatic results.

But it was Lewis's injury that proved the biggest frustration for the coach as he revealed that in the week leading up to the grand prix Britain's No1 pole vaulter had requested a new set of poles as a safety precaution.

As he prepares to compete at the 102nd Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, Hooker now has one set of poles in the United States, one in Germany and one at home in Australia, like a touring rock star and his battery of guitars.

CAPZ models share one set of poles and process their own zeros individually.

The expansions are shown to be equivalent to a linear transfer function with an added set of poles and zeros to capture the nonlinear dynamics of the system.

The Weyl matrix is analytic in Π outside the countable bounded set of poles (Lambda'), and continuous in (Pi_{1}) outside the bounded set Λ.

Thus, iso ( σ ( T ) ) ∈ π ( T ), where π ( T ) denotes the set of poles of the resolvent of T. Hence, T is polaroid.