Sentence examples for springs surface from inspiring English sources

Currently research is underway to develop a similar model with non-linear springs, surface friction effects and viscoelastic elements, that predicts the static settling point, a necessary step to aid in the subsystem modelling stage in this dynamic modelling approach.

In some parts of the Heathcote Valley, previously dormant or non-existent natural springs surfaced as a consequence of the sudden rise in the water table, flooding some properties.

Henry's personal credo, delivered while wielding a cricket bat, of how ideas bounce more effectively from a hard, sprung surface, was a defining moment in the postwar theatre friction between politics and art, ideology and expression ("Screw the whale, save the gerund") and all the better for shining in a play about love.

Rumors that spring surface that Quicksand was going to play the Revelation Records 25th anniversary shows in Pomona.

Roseburg Forest Products, an Oregon-based company that owns the pine forest where the spring surfaces, is demanding that the city of Weed get its water elsewhere.

A three-phase conceptual model of groundwater flow cycling between the two springs and surface water recharge from a major surface creek (Lost Creek) was proposed in various rainfall conditions.

In rural Haiti, 50% of households use unimproved drinking water sources such as dug wells, unprotected springs, and surface water. 2 Although 21% of rural households self-report adding bleach or chlorine to disinfect their water and 3% report boiling or other treatment methods, 76% report that they do not treat their water.

Inside a $700m Volkswagen plant on the city's outskirts, laser-wielding robots test car frames' dimensions and a giant conveyor belt slips by, with sprung-wood surfaces to protect workers' knees.

The interaction forces developed at contact points are determined using linear functions of the deformations of the spring and/or spring-slip surfaces and resolved into normal and tangential components.

Out of the surface springs a model of a complicated building or an intricate network of pipes and mechanical equipment.

Payne's art is in the detail that pops, the salient action, gesture, or line that springs to the surface of a densely envisioned social setting.