Sentence examples similar to the primary pick from inspiring English sources

The primary pick-off mirror intercepts only half of the dipole light-cone, with unique consequences for the diffraction limit and polarization degrees of freedom.

Over his three games, Wall has averaged 17.3 points and 12.7 assists as he has assumed his role as the primary pick-and-roll ballhandler and daring driver in the team's up-tempo game.

Most Democratic senators who endorsed in the primaries picked Obama over her.

The internal fighting is so bad that the Peronists cannot even agree when to hold the primary to pick their candidate for president.

About 4 in 10 voters said they still had reservations about their primary pick.

She knows what's going on". Often trapped in Washington on Senate business before the primary, Lincoln picked up the pace for the runoff.

The harvester features two vibrational degrees-of-freedom (DOFs) corresponding to the two cantilevers: The primary DOF picks up the ambient low-frequency vibrations and excites the secondary one to vibrate drastically at its resonant frequency.

The microwire is placed coaxially inside of the primary and pick-up coils so that one end is inside of the primary coil.

What happened in Virginia is the GOP did away with the primary and picked a gubernatorial candidate in a convention.

Late in the campaign, there was some speculation that Fisher may have been a closer contest than commentators initially expected, but Such comfortably defeated Labor's Amanda Rishworth and the Liberals' Andy Minnis with an independent candidate election best 45.2 percent of the primary vote, picking up a 4.6 percent two candidate preferred swing.

The most influential book on the topic was "The Party Decides" (2008), and its title was its thesis: that a party's "invisible primary" picks the front-runners before the voters start to pay attention.