Sentence examples for supported subject from inspiring English sources

But those who spoke to the Guardian from the redbrick offices above the Flame Kebab takeaway were flummoxed to find the organisation they supported subject to investigation about possible use of extremist violence, especially since it won Egypt's presidential election in 2012, only to be overthrown in a military coup a year later.

If the force on seat is zero, one elbow and legs support subject's body.

This further supports subject specific analyses in the future.

New schemes were developed to support subjects of increasing importance and potential, such as molecular biology, genetics, psychiatry and neuroscience.

A buckling analysis for a rectangular laminated composite plate with arbitrary edge supports subjected to biaxial compression loading was presented.

Peter Singer ("A Convenient Truth," Op-Ed, Jan . 26 supports subjecting "Ashley," a profoundly intellectually disabled girl, to surgical and hormonal interventions to keep her small.

This paper is concerned with the buckling and vibration of annular Mindlin plates with internal concentric ring supports subjected to external and internal isotropic in-plane radial pressure.

By considering the small-scale effect based on the nonlocal elasticity theory, the nonlinear postbuckling of thick and moderately thick rectangular piezoelectric-piezomagnetic nanoplates with various edge supports subjected to the magneto-electro-thermo-mechanical loading is investigated.

The aim of this paper is to numerically investigate the geometrically nonlinear primary resonance of third-order shear deformable functionally graded carbon nanotube reinforced composite (FG-CNTRC) rectangular plates with various edge supports subjected to a harmonic excitation transverse force.

Duncan Lunan was born in Edinburgh in 1945 and educated at Marr College, Troon, and at Glasgow University, gaining an M.A. (Honors) in English and Philosophy, with Physics and Astronomy as supporting subjects.

He instead supports subjecting capital gains ― that is, profit made on the sale of a financial asset ― to the higher rates in effect for traditional income.