Sentence examples for stark system from inspiring English sources
I try to butter him up by mentioning an obscure film called Stark System that he scored.
But what really makes "American Crime" pay off is its own stark system: even as we get helplessly attached to certain characters, their stories end, often violently, and the show coolly moves on.
The Gjemeni flagship is a convertible couch that turns from stark seating system into a lie-flat futon.
They present with stark immune system developmental abnormalities, and develop a chronic multi-organ inflammatory syndrome with strong manifestation in the skin (hence the name of this mutation: chronic proliferative dermatitis (cpdm)) at about 4 to 6 weeks of age [ 40].
The increasing importance of real-time measurements and control systems in JET experiments, regarding e.g. Internal Transport Barrier (ITB) and q-profile control, has motivated the development of a real-time motional Stark effect (MSE) system.
Since the girls in both cases entered the system, stark and important differences have emerged.
The length scale κ / η ′ is the length on which the intrinsic rotation rate Ω αβ decays to the vorticity ω αβ and is set by some molecular lengths in the system (Stark and Lubensky, 2005; Fürthauer et al., 2012, 2013).
They had titles like "Young v Old", "Gray Dawn" and "The Coming Generational Storm", and their message was stark: health-care systems were heading for the rocks, pensioners were taking young people to the cleaners, and soon there would be intergenerational warfare.Since then the debate has become less emotional, not least because a lot more is known about the subject.
The contrast to NATO-led missions or other operations outside the United Nations system is stark.
At the 1997 election, the contrast would have been even more stark: under the AV system, the Tories would have had 95 fewer seats and the Lib Dems 69 more.
Sadiq Khan, Labour's London mayoral candidate, who spent a shift working with St Mungo's before Christmas, said the rise in rough sleeping was the most stark example of a system that was failing millions of people in the capital.
