Sentence examples for strip connection from inspiring English sources

If, however, Israel determines that there is a Gaza Strip connection, then attacks will be carried out against Gaza Strip targets.

A hand-painted fabric banner by Richard and Susan Dimmler suggests the comic strip connection and features the message: "Oh, Lois, You Send Me". Lois Lane Travel is at 160 Fifth Avenue, at 20th Street.

In order to accurately measure the total capacitance of strips in various pairing configurations (×2,×3,×4) two test detectors have been assembled on PCBs, and various strip connection schemes have been implemented by wire bonding, on p and on n-side, respectively.

The flat shell strips are employed to model the concrete slab and steel girders, while a connection strip is developed by means of the penalty function method in order to take into account the eccentricity of the top flange of girder.

PEDOT PSS inks were used for printing p-type and connection strips and nitrogen-doped graphene dispersed in solvent served as n-type strips.

New Chandra observations of the G11.2-0.3 superemnantemnant in our Galaxy have stripped away its connection to an event recorded by the Chinese in 386 CE.

"Dementia can strip you of connections to the people you love, but we have many services that can help stop that and support you".

For the determination of the MT content, an adsorptive transfer stripping technique in the connection with the chronopotentiometric stripping analysis were used to record the inverted time derivation of potential (dE/dt)−1 as a function potential E. CPSA parameters were as follows: time of accumulation of 120 s, Istr of −1 µA.

Through a complex series of connections, each strip of wood -- called a tracker -- opens a valve that lets air into a chamber beneath a pipe.

Samples from fractured stainless steel strips used for the connection of dam blocks in a copper rod continuous casting line, were sent for failure investigation.

In the former Soviet Union, the term "biznesmen" (pronounced "beeznessmen") refers to the class of sudden new rich who emerged after the fall of Communism -- and who generally got rich by using their connections to strip away the assets of public enterprises.