Sentence examples for the front itself from inspiring English sources

In this case, (139) describes the speed of the water, since the front itself is more or less stationary.

The Soviet Partisans, as they were called, could thus covertly receive arms, equipment, and direction from the Soviet forces at the front itself.

Despite having a harbour and numerous luxury apartments, the front itself is surprisingly undeveloped, and the main street Jetty Road is the best bet for shopping and eating.

The Hindustan Times says people "must question the viability of the front itself.

Thus the ion flow is being decelerated at the front itself (Drake et al. 2014; Pritchett 2015).

At the front itself, the beam structure is reduced in speed and shows evidence of the beam breakup.

The containment lines, only ten feet wide, looked precarious, but although embers carried on the wind can sometimes enable fire to jump a line, the absence of fuel at the line prevents the fire front itself from burning through.

If sea breeze rainbands become active enough just ahead of a cold front, they can mask the location of the cold front itself.

The combustion phenomena accounted for by the correlation include: turbulence generated by the flame front itself; leading point mechanism stemming from the preferential diffusion of hydrogen in air in stretched flames; growth of the fractal area of the turbulent flame surface; initial turbulence in the flammable mixture; as well as effects of enclosure aspect ratio and presence of obstacles.

Instead of seeking the imitations, we decided to explore the beach front itself.

The region south of 58°S refers to the Antarctic Zone south of the Polar Front; a latitudinal band between 44°S and 58°S spans large parts of the subantarctic and polar frontal zones and includes the polar front itself.