Sentence examples for significant undercutting from inspiring English sources

But it also said the United States had not proven that the subsidies resulted in "significant" undercutting of aircraft prices, or had led to the loss of U.S. jobs.

In the case of {100} wafers, significant undercutting takes place at the edges aligned along non-<110> directions if an etchant is used without any additives (i.e. pure KOH or TMAH).

In various places in the chamber, significant undercutting of these floor drapes has occurred due to more recent erosion of the cave floor, creating hanging sheets of Flowstone 2. In fresh breaks, Flowstone 2 varies from white, coarse-crystalline calcite to grey and brown laminated calcite contaminated with mud.

There must have been creeping doubts because he endured some terrible luck and twice saw significant leads undercut by the 16-times world champion.

Significant and non-uniform undercutting occurred when using an insulating mask layer, compared with minimal undercut from the metal masking layer.

The age of the Internet and bulk discounters has also weakened the two companies, as Amazon.com and Costco emerged as significant competitors capable of undercutting their prices.

In the case of the surfactant-added TMAH, crystallographic orientation dependent adsorption of the surfactant molecules (owing to varying hydrophobicity of the crystallographic planes) is employed to describe the significant reduction in the undercutting at convex corners.

All the key points appear to be corroborated, and we have not found any evidence to undercut any significant elements of the narrative.

EADS will try to use this significant financial advantage to undercut its American competitor Boeing, just as the French company has done in the commercial airline industry since 1992, at the expense of tens of thousands of American jobs.

There was no statistically significant difference in buccal undercut depth among these three maxillary anterior teeth (Fig.  8).

Nonetheless, a recent court decision found that the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) must include hatchery salmon in Endangered Species Act listings, where NMFS has included those fish as components of the core "evolutionarily significant units (ESUs)." This undercuts efforts for restoration of wild salmon.