Sentence examples for the wedge which from inspiring English sources

Could the wedge, which points to the flight path taken by bombers that destroyed Dresden, encourage the far-right view that the raids were a "bombing Holocaust"?

The 19th century saw much effort in Britain and the United States aimed at eliminating the wedge, which required the use of a hammer to adjust the iron.

Figure 13 shows the cross section of the wedge, which is 22 m wide and 15 m deep.

We test the effect of high-frequency oscillations applied along the wedge, which will enable a smooth sliding motion of the cleaved layers over the diamond wedge surface leading to better quality layers.

But behind the scenes, its all too common knowledge that politics drive the wedge which splits HBCU leadership infrastructure - nearly every time. .

These cells were observed to have a linear relationship between the length and position in the wedge which the slope the linear correction did not vary based on position the initial position in the wedge.

Mickelson was among at least four players at Torrey Pines who used the wedges, which have square grooves.

After cooking for another 10 minutes or so, remove the wedges, which will have absorbed the excess salt.

November 2005 — Therapist Errors Result in Radiation Overdose A female patient with laryngeal cancer received a 47 percent overdose after a therapist left out the wedges, which modify the beam, for eight treatments.

The wedges, which can be dozens or even hundreds of feet deep, tended to form in networks, so that when they melt they leave behind connecting diamond- or hexagonal-shaped depressions.

This is indicated by the wedges, which tend to work loose or be wedged harder as the ship moves and deforms.