Sentence examples for standoff increases from inspiring English sources

The standoff increases the possibility the position will go vacant once Toshihiko Fukui's term expires on Wednesday.

The minimum standoff distance increases on increasing the glycerol concentration from 40 to 92 % because high viscosity requires high kinetic energy, causing a long tail behind the main head of the liquid filament.

The standoff only increases the possibility of splits within the church and in the rest of the communion, the world's third-largest Christian denomination.

It was found that the centerline erosion rate decreased with channel depth due to the spreading of the jet as the effective standoff distance increased, and because of the growing effect of stagnation as the channel became deeper.

It was original concocted by the Republican Senate Leader, Mitch McConnell as a way to get past the last crisis manufactured by the Republicans - the 2011 standoff over increasing the Federal Debt Ceiling.

Congressional Democrats seemed content to sit back and allow the Republicans to argue among themselves, knowing that with the GOP increasingly anxious to end the standoff, their leverage increases as the Oct. 17 deadline draws closer.  .  .  .

The standoff distance was increased by high viscosity and excessive energy, leading to long tails during droplet formation.

The microstructure of the coatings shifted from lamellar to spherical in nature as standoff distance (SOD) increased.

On the contrary, increasing standoff distance and decreasing torch power will lead to form more re-solidify spherical particles and unmelted powder, respectively.

The magnetic field remains unable to propagate through the coma, resulting in strong draping patterns for narrow jets due to the increased standoff distance.

If he targeted Westerners (as recommended by al-Qaeda's Saudi boss, Saleh al-Oufi), a standoff could have increased the relative risk of more crowded ex-pat targets in Doha, such as international schools.