Sentence examples for tie movement from inspiring English sources

Railway ballast (RB) layer has to limit tie movement by resisting vertical, lateral and longitudinal forces from the train and the track, to reduce the stresses from train loads applied to the subgrade, thus limiting permanent settlement.

Becoming a Belieber.

Such an elaboration can also provide for a Track II component for Israeli-Palestinian, -Syrian, and -Lebanese peace efforts - tying movement on these tracks to reciprocal Israeli moves to end settlement construction and remove checkpoints, outposts and barriers on Palestinian land, allowing for freedom of movement and commerce.

Last year's budget revealed the government would switch to tie funding movements to the consumer price index after four years, fuelling a dispute with states and territories about pressures on their education budgets in the long term.

To tie the movements in brand perception to the actual customer voice the scores were tied back to the data elements they were created from.

Recently I started writing short stories, which are about the body and objects, and tie the movements and objects back to a non-linear narrative.

"It's so perfectly tied to movement," Ms. Fannon said.

Similarly, anagenesis is not necessarily tied to movement across a landscape.

This incision appears to reflect a combination of local base-level adjustments tied to movement along the newly mapped Durkee fault and regional base-level control imposed by the downcutting of the Snake River.

It shows that movements in M1 are not tied to movements in bank credit.

Gladwell draws a distinction between strong-tie and weak-tie movements, but successful change requires both: the few at the top need the logistical support of many who are less committed.