Sentence examples for stable bridge from inspiring English sources
The men who had crossed the anxiety-inducing suspension bridge were more likely to attempt further contact with the experimenter than were the men who had crossed the stable bridge.
Moussa as president could well provide the stable bridge to democracy that his supporters desire, and he has reassuringly suggested that he would only serve a single term: "The coming president of Egypt, whoever he is, must, in my opinion, stay for one term only … to lead the process of reform and put the country on the road to stability".
Systematic research on Romani life will contribute to building "the most stable bridge" between the Roma and the societies they live in, Djuric writes in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.
It is found that a second-order polynomial appropriately represents the stable bridge shape for particles with identical contact angles; however, for liquid bridges between particles with different contact angles, the numerical simulations of the governing Navier Stokes equations should be used.
Long-standing political parties and organizations should for now put aside their own agendas and place their priorities on building a stable bridge to Egypt's democratic future.
No bulbous gurus, no unresponsive Japanese supervillains, just me and the Rev and some slickly illustrated PowerPoint presentations each afternoon, going over how the four-unit foundation of love provided a stable bridge between the perfection stage of human development and the achievement of the three divine blessings.
June 11 , 1886New York City, New York August 21, 1960 New York City, New York David Barnard Steinman, (born June 11 , 1886 New York, N.Y. died Aug. 21, 1960, New York City) American engineer whose studies of airflow and wind velocity helped make possible the design of aerodynamically stable bridges.
The most stable bridge-bonded substitution in the Si-rich pores is the one with four O atoms replacing eight H atoms for both porosities, as shown by their defect formation energies (−24.308 eV for 15.6% porosity and −22.056 eV for 40.6% porosity).
Much more stable bridging complexes are formed in the presence of Fe(II) in contrast to Fe(III) ions.
Government, at its best, builds stable bridges and makes sure cops and firefighters are well paid.
Several units lost crucially needed supply lines in the middle of their offensives, particularly when crossing the Naktong River which had few stable bridges remaining.
