Sentence examples for the overtaking of from inspiring English sources
The overtaking of Europe by China in terms of emissions per person - about 7.2 tonnes of carbon dioxide per person per year, the study found, compared with Europe's 6.8 tonnes per person - is politically significant.
What had shaped them was not the mass immigration of 1880-1910, whadh had severed my family from the Old Country constraints of a ghetto existence and the surveillance of religious orthodoxy and the threat of anti-Semitic violence, but the overtaking of the farm and the farmer's indigenous village values by the pervasive business culture and its profit-oriented pursuits.
The latter one refers to compound events resulting from the overtaking of successive ICMEs which can include both magnetic clouds and non-cloud ejecta.
We then show the interaction between two ICMEs and the dynamic process during the overtaking of one shock by the other.
Less claustrophobic, not to mention morbid, and a million miles per hour faster, was Tammeka Games' Radial-G, a game I'd played before in a previous build but here added extra gameplay elements: a boost to aid the overtaking of rival racers, and numerous jumps which, if approached from the wrong trajectory, will send you into the abyss that surrounds the game's cylindrical track.
Denoyel is betting on the overtake of 3D everything in the tech industry.
The Sorpasso (overtaking) of the People's Party PPP) in Catalonia is a warning: will this happen again in the general elections in December?
We are so overwhelmed and flummoxed by the swift overtaking of public truth that we fail to feel, let alone protest.
As the yaw angle increases, the aerodynamic coefficients of the overtaking van increase, but the coefficients of the overtaken van present special patterns at different stages.
But, in a deeper sense, the mid-century overtaking of utopianism by dystopianism marked the rise of modern conservatism: a rejection of the idea of the liberal state.
Mobile's overtaking of the desktop should come as no surprise.
