Sentence examples for the cut between from inspiring English sources

They had opened the cut between the bay and the ocean.

The cut between this year and last year, he wrote, was the result of an unusually high appropriation for the program in 2005, itself meant to offset an unusually low appropriation in 2004.

This kind of sentence, for example, almost guarantees detumescence: "I feel a need to suture the cut between the interior and the exterior of my body, and, without going as far as a frank anality, a facility for finding appeasement in filth: some of the traits of my sexual personality support slight regressive tendencies".

In that case, we cut the flow into two subflows by performing the cut between the start point and the end point, and only consider the first subflow in the aforementioned packing.

Note that insofar as the movability of the cut between observer and observed is crucial for the internal coherence of the Copenhagen interpretation (a point stressed by Heisenberg, see e.g. Crull and Bacciagaluppi (2011) in the Other Internet Resources), then decoherence can be argued to be relevant also to this aspect of the Copenhagen interpretation.

Partly for the sake of simplicity, and partly because the problem about separability will arise whichever way we make the cut between luck and non-luck with regard to talents and efforts, let us initially assume that while talents are wholly a matter of luck, one's levels of effort are wholly a matter of non-luck.

When cutting the snake into segments, make the cuts between and at the same angle as the ribs to avoid cutting the ribs.

Make the cuts between and at the same angle as the ribs to avoid cutting the ribs.

Whether the latter can keep going after taking 40% out of its budget, on top of the cuts between 2010 and 2015, is highly unlikely.

In Guildford in Surrey, for example, the cuts between 2010 and 2013 worked out at £19 per resident; in Newcastle, it was £162.

If the cuts between the shots are short, the main features of the life course can nevertheless be observed.