Sentence examples for spark for which from inspiring English sources

She orders a goat's curd salad, though tempted by the mackerel that I choose, and we talk first about her new novel, the spark for which came from a documentary about a surrogacy clinic in India offering services mostly to childless couples in the UK.

The cut on the electrical current of the spark plug is obtained in two ways: defining the cut_off delay between the start of the ignition spark and the intervention of the traction control, as shown in Figure 8, and defining the number of consecutive ignition sparks for which the traction control takes action, an example is shown in Figure 9.

The spark for Platform, which appears to present sex tourism as an ideal solution for rich, clapped-out westerners and locals with nothing to sell but their bodies, was a package tour to Thailand.

Such exchanges inspired a creative spark for Badu, which she explained in an interview for the Dallas Observer, "I started to accept that maybe it's OK for me to put out music, and it doesn't have to be something dynamic or world-changing.

One of the distinguishing characteristics of an HCCI engine is that the ignition is controlled by the chemical kinetics, unlike the diesel or spark ignition engines, for which ignition time can be controlled externally by the fuel injection or spark time.

Dan's story (about writing his story) is the most childish of the bunch -- in this episode, we saw him turn to the dark side and truly rely on Georgina Sparks for guidance, which must be a sign of the apocalypse.

She is thinking about a book of aphorisms, for which Spark characters such as Mrs Hawkins and Miss Jean Brodie are famous.

Al powder was chosen as a popular metal fuel additive for many energetic formulations, and as a metal, for which spark initiation typically results in ignition of individual particles rather than in an aerosol flame consuming bulk of the powder.

The writer and director Kenneth Lonergan's second feature, "Margaret," shot in 2005 but released only last year, is a classic coming-of-age story, about Lisa Cohen Anna Paquinn), an Upper West Side high-school student whose struggles with sex, family, and identity are heated to the boiling point by a moral crisis sparked by an accident for which she feels responsible.

By Richard Brody The writer and director Kenneth Lonergan's second feature, "Margaret," shot in 2005 but released only last year, is a classic coming-of-age story, about Lisa Cohen Anna Paquinn), an Upper West Side high-school student whose struggles with sex, family, and identity are heated to the boiling point by a moral crisis sparked by an accident for which she feels responsible.

Demonstrators said the resignation of a popular health official (which proved short-lived) and the proposed reform of the health care system only provided the spark for the protests, which quickly grew to reflect a broader discontent with their wages and pensions, with employment prospects and deep-seated corruption.