Sentence examples for this interlock from inspiring English sources

This interlock system prevents personnel from being exposed to the relatively high radiation fields caused by an unsafe condition when an operating neutron generator probe is withdrawn from a well in the ground.

First published in 1961, this interlocking trio of short novels brings the brash politics of 1950s Texas to life.

In numerical notation it looks like this: Interlocking techniques allow African instrumentalists to produce resultant patterns overall patterns formed by all the players that are unbelievably rapid.

You can't deny Ag Alhabib's cachet, but star power isn't what this interlocking collective, formed in refugee camps and veterans of at least two insurrections, is really about.

Like the heavy-framed Céline glasses that Amy Adams dons to read the story-within-a-story of this interlocking psychological drama, Tom Ford's second feature is a handsomely crafted affair, designed to within an inch of its life to combine crystal-clear vision with eye-catching style.

We show that this interlocking relation between entrepreneurs and government lowers the growth rate.

A simplified three-dimensional physical model for this interlocking mechanism is constructed by additive manufacturing.

Like other tautologies occurring in the foundations of scientific theories, this interlocking (recursive) system of definitions is useful not in itself, but because it helps to fix our contexts of inquiry.

Moreover, the stability of this interlocking g-C3N4/CdS photoanode not only reflects in a 9-hour long time recycling photoelectrochemical H2 production test, but also in an outstanding steady structure which even be stabilized in an ultrasonic treatment.

This interlocking provides further validation for the ANCEA method.

This interlocking regulation between gene expression and metabolite levels manifests in intricate patterns of coresponses where metabolite and transcript levels alternately vary consistently with the behavior of both regulators and targets (Kresnowati et al., 2006).