Sentence examples for swell point from inspiring English sources

Increasing We has the opposite effect on the die swell point, it moves to s = 1.

We show in this work that graphene swells while point defects such as mono-vacancies are created at finite concentrations.

Loss of control, loss of self, loss of hope – but here, on a record framed by tangles of guitar and orchestral and choral swells that point to guitarist Jonny Greenwood's soundtrack work, Thom Yorke and Co. offer their  most lush and intimate look at loss yet.

This wind pattern builds energy into swells and points itself directly at Scotland.

They began to swell to the point of absurdity.

Blood banks witnessed their dwindling reserves swell to the point where they faced the once-unimaginable prospect of throwing blood away.

Such facilities can actively mitigate the voltage swell at the point of common coupling (PCC) of the RECS by injecting reactive current or series voltage [22, 23, 24].

This shift from an agrarian society to an urbanised one has caused the cities to swell to the point where daily commutes are up to two hours for every resident.

Example: Allergies to nuts will cause the person's throat to swell to the point, where the person cannot breathe.

A solid foot stomp on the top of your opponent's foot will result in the immediate breaking of bones and you will almost certainly cause their foot to swell to the point of no return.

It swelled to the point that the Polish Communist Party was thrown out of the Comintern.