Sentence examples for to tightness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality or degree of being tight
"There is a vulnerability to tightness," said David Knapp, senior energy economist at Energy Intelligence, a specialized publisher.
Jeter left the Yankees' 7-6 victoverover the Texas Rangers in the fourth inning, giving in to tightness in his left groin.
Spectral properties are related to tightness and involve restrictions on the eigenvalues.
Fig. 5 Tightness in the formal sector relative to tightness in the informal sector and search intensity.
Therefore, an expansion of LNG terminal import capacity and development of more efficient offshore regasification technologies is required to allow the U.S. to import more natural gas from abroad, which would stabilize price fluctuations due to tightness in supply.
The service-level function is a piecewise-linear-concave function with a shape of reversed rectangular, triangular or trapezoid that the function shape is subjected to tightness of the time between two adjacent points of vector.
Other children get "tension-type" headaches, sometimes related to muscle tightness or to stress.
As a consequence of Proposition 18, this feature is closely related to the tightness of the values to the power p (of solutions to the approximate problems).
Adversity hit the Hawks before the game when the decision was made to pull Luke Hodge due to hamstring tightness.
The cuff was wrapped to a tightness allowing two fingers to be inserted under the top and bottom of the cuff.
The trend of the representative curves allows us to easily discard perturbed values due to the tightness of time sampling.
