Sentence examples for spikes creating from inspiring English sources
To that end, Adidas has developed what it calls the first asymmetrical track spikes, creating shoes that are meant to perform different functions for each foot.
About 200 flowers, lavender spikes, created a small blue sea.
The rigid heel cuffs would give me blisters and the metal spikes created pressure points on the soles of your feet.
Quantitatively, one finds that spikes create much less Frenkel pairs than cascades.
Meanwhile, everyday crime spikes create so-called supercritical hot spots that grow near other clumps.
In this system, the attached long "spikes" create a continuous phase that contributes to a simultaneous increase in tensile stress, relaxation modulus and fracture resistance.
Inspection of spike histograms (Fig. 7Aiv) clearly shows that relative to the spike train elicited by current injection in darkness, optically driving Halo and ChR2 could sometimes abolish previously reliable spikes, create new spikes, or advance or delay the timing of specific spikes.
America's big event of 1869 was the "golden" spike creating the transcontinental railroad.
Mr. Donohue and Mr. Levitt respond that the high murder rate was just a temporary spike created by the crack epidemic.
The temperature of the thermal spike created by the incident ions cannot be directly measured, and estimates can only be obtained with molecular dynamics simulations which need to be done for each ion type independently [27, 28].
On the other hand, reduced mobility of electrons and phonons due to scattering from the grain boundaries enhances the temperature and duration of the thermal spike, created upon the 80 MeV Ag irradiations, consequently leading to the formation of the highly damaged state (significant degradation in crystallinity).
