Sentence examples for type of front from inspiring English sources

"I think if you do the same type of front page every day, it is possible to overdo the formula.

In a later bout, the bantamweight favorite Zach Makovsky put his opponent in a "modified guillotine," a type of front headlock.

It defines a set of common choices, which serves as a foundation for the chassis and other structural and mechanical components; front and rear axles and wheelbase; steering mechanism and type of power steering, type of front and rear suspensions; placement and choice of engine and other power-train components.

He was no person to lead any type of front or revolt".

In surface weather analyses, fronts are depicted using various colored lines and symbols, depending on the type of front.

The model became unstable when the type of front was included and type of front was not included in the final model.

Depending on the feedback network, this type of front-end electronics suffers from the ballistic deficit problem, or an increased rate of pulse pile-ups.

Such a practice is a type of front-running, an illegal practice in which a money manager buys a stock that is certain to go up because it will be purchased later in large quantities by a fund.

Commonly, the mucker is a type of front-end loader that moves the broken rock onto a belt conveyor that dumps it into a hauling system of cars or trucks.

ST313's resulting lack of this immunogenic protein (which must be good for something, but which the microorganism can apparently live without) is so non-immunogenic that the mutant marauder is able to hitch a ride inside a type of front-line immune cell whose job, ironically, is to sound the alarm when it encounters pathogens just like this one.

While the S.E.C. is right that it has not pursued cases involving E.T.F.'s before, its allegations show that the charges are not as much about insider trading in E.T.F.'s themselves as it is a case about a type of front-running by the defendants, who traded shares of the securities that were part of the E.T.F. in which Goldman hedged its position.