Sentence examples for the solid of from inspiring English sources

"Francesco is probably more the solid of the two," said Ross Fisher, now their Ryder Cup teammate, who said he had played with Francesco recently and teased him about when he last missed a fairway.

The clientele was varied, he wrote: widowers, shy single types, "that one dude who just wanted a friend who'd do him the solid of waiting seven hours outside Nike to snag these fresh sneakers for him when they went on sale".

Thus, the natural object of the physcists is the same as the solid of the mathematician.

Physics, as Desgabets conceived it, was both mathematically and metaphysically grounded in the solid of the geometer.

The solid of the mathematicians, according to Desgabets, consists in a magnitude that has three dimensions, i.e., length, width, and thickness while the natural body of the physicist consists in a solid substance extended in three dimensions.

In shear waves (also called transverse), dilatation-free (or iso-voluminous), or distortional waves, the solid is locally subjected to shearing forces and the wave consists in the spreading throughout the solid of an oscillating shearing motion.

The solids of concern generally are hydrates, wax, and asphaltenes.

Previous studies have reported that the arsenic remains in the solids of the alkaline decomposition of arsenical natrojarosite [19].

Jack Thorne is the writer of The Solid Life of Sugar Water, about a young couple dealing with grief.

These should have been used as one of the solid foundations of a new social democratic welfare state.

Chemical bonds and intermolecular forces are jointly responsible for the existence of the solid phases of matter.