Sentence examples for solidity as from inspiring English sources

That sometimes means prioritising solidity, as was the case with Finland and often with Fulham too, or it can mean encouraging invention and enterprise, as with Switzerland, where he had canny attackers such as Stéphane Chapuisat and Alain Sutter, and produced a team who were top scorers in a World Cup qualifying group also featuring Italy, Portugal and Scotland.

In addition, the combined effect of blade roughness and rotor solidity as well as blade roughness and number-of-blades on the performance of vertical axis turbines are analysed.

It is an object, with a waxy solidity as much sculptural as painterly.

Ambient haze from a fog machine gives the projected rays a spectral, crystalline solidity, as if they were made of diaphanous fabric.

The entire room was fashioned from layers of hardwood, which gives it an unusual warmth and solidity, as if it had been carved out of a single block.

The new assignment — to run one of the overcrowded tented camps and the indoor prison complex known, on account of its concrete-bunker-like solidity, as the hard site — bewildered the company.

Medium solidity turbines, as well as turbines with solidity greater than unity, are faced with considerable interaction which compromises their operation at TSRs as low as one.

Extension, figure, motion, rest, and solidity are as much ideas as green, loud, and bitter are; there is nothing special about the former kind of idea.

Cell solidity (calculated as described in the Materials and methods section) is an effective parameter for identification of subtle changes in microglia morphology at the intermediate stages toward activation (Soltys et al., 2001).

On the other hand, that heft comes across as Teutonic solidity, almost as if the car were carved from a chunk of metal -- a distinct departure from Sir Alec's relatively flimsy original.

And the volume as a whole plays with oppositions between drift and solidity, just as previous volumes set up oppositions between working with language and working the land, or between ground and flight, or between the material and the spiritual.