Sentence examples for tensions put on from inspiring English sources

Reassembly is mostly in reverse order of the removal of course such as the bottom and then top half timing covers, the alternator belt, power steering bracket and belt, adjust the those belt tensions, put on OHC valve cover Install spark plugs with the spark plug cables in the correct order.

Reassembly is mostly in reverse order of the removal of course such as the bottom and then top half timing covers, the alternator belt, power steering bracket and belt, adjust the those belt tensions, put on OHC valve cover Install "lower-half timing-cover" and put in the bolt and be sure to put in the one in the middle which is hard to see just below the motor mount bracket.

Further flexion of the knee joint leads to force transmission as tension is put on the pulling wire (Fig. 7).

"You want to minimize the tension you put on that skin," she adds.

Writer Lisa Hilton said that the film was refreshingly honest in its depiction of class tensions: "Today Etonians put on mockney accents and those genuinely lower down the social and economic ladders seem more reluctant to admit resentment.

"Over time, what kind of tension will that put on all the joints and the zipper and will that actually do more damage?" At this stage, there are more questions than answers, and with over 4,000 objects in the Costume Institute collection featuring some kind of plastic component, Scaturro knows that more research is desperately needed.

But those tensions were put on hold during this most festive of Mongolian holidays.

She saw that I wanted to do it, so she encouraged me - but she wasn't a showbusiness mum, she didn't drag me there.' Les used to get terrible stage fright (still does), and heightened the tension by always turning up and putting on his costume much earlier than was necessary.

It is based on the tension you put on it.

In this position, maximal tension is put on the passive and active structures on the frontal side of the hip, which is the area of pain in hip dysplasia (Klaue et al. 1991, Nunley et al. 2011).

If support is not available for these children, the resulting psychological and social tension puts strain on the fabric of society, hampering peace and development.