Sentence examples for surge without from inspiring English sources
The pace was too slow for everyone, and several runners tried to surge without success.
"It looked more like a storm surge without the wind," said Weissel of Columbia.
Mr. Labastida, the candidate of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, distanced himself from President Ernesto Zedillo, even though the government's tight fiscal policies generated a recovery and growth surge without which the PRI campaign would have been doomed.
Luis Scola scored 23 points, Yao Ming added 19 points and 12 rebounds, and the Houston Rockets made a second-half surge without the injured All-Star Tracy McGrady to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder, 100-89, on Monday night.
Consider the policy whereby the cloud scheduler ensures there is enough spare capacity on a server such that any one application process can surge without triggering a migration.
By ensuring that enough capacity is available for the maximum surge requirements of any process on that server, then any one process can surge without triggering migration.
That figure would have surged without any changes.
The best indication that timing is everything may be that there had been earlier surges without the same effect as the 2007 surge.
They say they have learned to move quickly when confronted with the possibility of a steel crisis because earlier episodes made clear that the industry could not withstand prolonged import surges without vast job losses.
Fresco plays with the Balinese gamelan's division between 'loud' (outdoor) and 'soft' (indoor), but the results are surging without relying on symphonic structure: no statement, no development - rather a capacious orchestral sweep seething with gorgeous detail.
Last year, for example, as tropical storm Irene approached New York, we duly boarded up windows, put in emergency supplies, and heard endless alarming bulletins from the mayor's office about which neighborhoods were likely to be submerged if the tides surged – without ever hearing from local officials or the media a word connecting rising sea levels with manmade global warming.
