Sentence examples for specific surge from inspiring English sources

First, weather optimal heading control (WOHC) is achieved through the use of specific surge and yaw controllers which make a vessel behave like a force-field pendulum, employing a virtual suspension point and an associated pendulum length.

The early specific surge of activity in the medial orbitofrontal cortex to infant faces at around 130 ms in the 10 15 Hz band (Figure 2A and 3A) was then followed by an enhanced response at around 165 ms in the FFA in the 20 25 Hz band (Figure 2B and 3B).

The store representative will be able to suggest specific surge protectors based on the type of electrical devices that you want to protect.

As in his Before Sunrise trilogy, Linklater creases his time-lapse gimmick with such loose, humane humour and recognisably specific surges of feeling that we barely notice the practical magic he's pulling off before our eyes.

Hybrid hiring models that provide stability for core staff and maintain flexibility of temporary contingency-specific surges would retain that capacity in a permanent organization.

Although meteorological surveys alert about hurricanes or severe storms, in the areas where the risk of coastal flooding is particularly high, there are specific storm surge warnings.

And it's easy to track the rise of specific fields: the surge in the phrase "plate tectonics" in the 1960s, for example.

Sudan and Zambia both showed contractions in the density of health workers, while the density of physicians and nurses escalated revealing that other health worker positions decreased and that these specific occupation populations surged.

When asked to articulate the usefulness of two-way messaging, respondents identified different uses: message receipt confirmation of critical communications; surveillance purposes, such as to rapidly collect disease-specific data; and surge capacity information, such as a hospital's status after an event such as earthquake.

Activists have been unable to explain specific reasons for the surge, and officials have not commented.

The average of polls shows Labour with a three-point lead, sufficient to secure an overall majority of 30, but these figures do not take into account specific factors, notably the surge in support for the Scottish National party – now on course to win anything between 25 and 40 seats.