Sentence examples for the dort from inspiring English sources
verb
To become pettish; sulk.
Therefore the DORT method will not allow focusing on nonlinear elastic scatterers.
Marvel, for instance, at the luminosity of the sunset in "Dort or Dordrecht: The Dort Packet-Boat From Rotterdam Becalmed" (1817-1818).
We spent an hour or so reading J.M.W. Turner's "The Dort Packet-Boat from Rotterdam Becalmed" on the first day of the summer institute.
The DORT method is a selective detection and focusing technique originally developed to detect defects and damages which induce linear changes of the elastic moduli.
In 1968, after graduating from Flint's Kearsley High School, a young man named Ed McClain rode his Harley-Davidson down to G.M.'s A.C. Spark Plug factory on the Dort Highway and applied for a job.
The Dort Highway name ends at the intersection with Saginaw Road, and the highway takes on the latter name.
"This means that every theological student will be shaping their faith in light of not only the Heidelberg, the Belgic and the Canons of Dort, but also the Belhar Confession". With a little more than 150,000 members in the United States, the RCA is the oldest Protestant denomination with a continuous ministry in North America, according to the 2010 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches.
Even as late as 1618 the English delegation to the Synod of Dort supported the strongly Calvinistic decisions of that body.
It produced the canons of Dort, which condemned the theology of the Arminians (also called the Remonstrants) and set forth a strict interpretation of predestination.
The fallout from the Synod of Dort was disastrous for the tolerant Arminians.
At the Synod of Dort he supported the condemnation of the Remonstrants, who included his close friend, Grotius, and thereby earned the official good will of the victorious Calvinists.
