Sentence examples for suddenly applied from inspiring English sources

Impoverished Iranian addicts suddenly applied in record numbers for help in kicking the habit.

If a load is suddenly applied to such a material and then kept constant, the resulting deformation is not achieved immediately.

The stability of a control system is determined to a large extent by its response to a suddenly applied signal, or transient.

This man who had been respected worldwide as a Nobel Prize winner and as the only person in America who was advocating change without violence, suddenly applied his nonviolence ethic and practice to the realm of foreign policy.

Several cases of laminated composite cylindrical shells under suddenly applied internal pressures are studied.

A vibration system may experience transient response under suddenly applied non-periodic excitation.

"Why are people suddenly applying double standards?

Later that year I had to suddenly apply for an Exceptional Talent visa just to stay in the UK and be able to work there as an actor.

The safety agency says it decided to investigate after receiving 22 complaints from Odyssey owners saying "that the vehicle suddenly applies the brakes by itself," according to a report posted Saturday on the N.H.T.S.A. Web site.

The report focused entirely on the impact of Bush-era tax cuts expiring for middle-class taxpayers at the end of the year and a failure to adjust the Alternative Minimum Tax so that it does not suddenly apply to millions of taxpayers who have not paid it in the past.

The pertinent structural change caused by either suddenly applying flow or drastically increasing the shear rate is the stretching of inclusions into long filaments, which subsequently break up by Rayleigh instabilities.