Sentence examples similar to time of rolling from inspiring English sources

We continue to be on the time frame of rolling it out in the very near future.

Mean flow stress-strain curves calculated from load-time data of rolling tests reasonably correspond to work hardening and dynamic recovery behaviour.

Thus, inflammatory contributions to the systemic vasculature are minimal in our model, as evidenced by lack of cytokine induction, whereas at later time points, evidence of rolling and adhering leukocytes and dexamethasone-sensitive vascular impairments can be seen.

In this paper, the computer simulation of cuts rolling from hump is conducted to evaluate the speed and time of their rolling.

Or you could try the time-honored method of rolling up to the drive through and scrounging for coins in the ash-tray because you've over-estimated your wallet size.

If there were bat stretchers to be bought and sold in the sporting goods stores around Yankee Stadium, there could be only one outcome worse than failing to produce one for Don Mattingly in his time of need: rolling back into the clubhouse and telling him, an hour before first pitch, that I was too smart for his line about stretching shrunken bats -- and being wrong.

The government is urging people to vote no, with the finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, saying it is time to end years of rolling over Greece's bailouts and "pretending" its debts can be repaid.

The effects of rolling time and molding temperature on air void volume and the dynamic stability (DS) were investigated to determine optimal compaction parameters.

The correlation of rolling time for ice breaking rate is strong positive, while it is strong negative of ice thickness and very strong positive of test temperature.

TechCrunch understands that Orange had been looking to have a more controlled smartphone experience for some time — however stopping short of rolling out "forked" versions of the platform, a route that has been popular in other markets like China.

And on mine, every time that serene expanse of rolling hills floats across my screen, bringing back memories of our one pilgrimage to Scotland some years ago, where we played the famous links, at times into the evening, finding ourselves crouched down, huddling under the protection of a shared umbrella, waiting for the squall to pass, long past dusk, nobody left on the course but us.