Sentence examples for the trailing half of from inspiring English sources

For example, in a group of 16 riders, the trailing half of the paceline may not hear warnings from the puller.

It is assumed that an initial crack is extended to the point of minimum strain energy density in the half-plane from the trailing edge of contact.

Their ubiquitin peak is quite asymmetric: the ratio for the trailing to leading half-widths at 10% of the peak height is 2.0.

The last third of the movie is as bad as anything I've seen this year, with the laughs trailing off, and half of the supporting characters, the zestier ones, being airbrushed from the frame.

We can't tell, because Elvis Costello is busy belting out "Sitting" by the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens.__ The last third of the movie is as bad as anything I've seen this year, with the laughs trailing off, and half of the supporting characters, the zestier ones, being airbrushed from the frame.

As for all of that inspirational, up-by-their-bootstrap talk you hear on the Republican campaign trail, over half of the near poor in the new tally actually fell into that group from higher income levels as their resources were sapped by medical expenses, taxes, work-related costs and other unavoidable outlays.

At the 2004 transit, a NASA spacecraft that we had helped program surprised us by revealing Venus's atmosphere in an arc around the planet's trailing side when half of the planet had entered the solar disk.

Muir Trail Ranch: 108 miles, right at the mid-point of the trail, and the last on-trail resupply option for the southern half of the trail.

Stacey Ann Livingston of Boys and Girls in Brooklyn trailed during the first half of the 800 meters but took the lead from Nana Hanson-Hall of New Rochelle with 200 meters remaining and won in 2 09.77.

Overall, Bush's campaign spent around $800,000 on the digital campaign trail, over half of which went to Deep Root Analytics, a firm co-founded by former Mitt Romney data scientist Alex Lundry, who also serves as the Bush campaign's director of analytics.

With time constraints, and a desire to walk the ancient road only, my friend Rory and I decide to walk only the old western half of the trail — about 40 miles — from the market town of Wantage (where King Alfred was born) to Avebury, famous for its huge circles of monolithic standing stones.