Sentence examples for upward down from inspiring English sources

Mr. Neal ended his solo with a surprising sustained note that bent upward, down and then up again, drawing a pleased double-take from Mr. King.

f: fluid property; a: annular space property; s: rock property; w: wellbore radius; c: casing radius; o: outer radius (of pipe); i: inner radius (of pipe); r: radial component (in pipe); t: total; up: upward; down: downward.

Thus, the meaning of the phrase bending the curve is switching from "bend that awful, upward-curving line down before we can't afford an aspirin" to "bend that line up down quick, before we all head for the bread line!" This leads to metaphoric confusion.

Arrow Up/Scroll Up (2D View) Go to next slice Arrow Down/Scroll Down (2D View) Go to previous slice Page Up (2D View) Skip 10 slices upward Page Down (2D View) Skip 10 slices downward Hover mouse over a view, then SPACE Change chosen image to/from full screen.

The impression of Clark was that his gaze was directed upward, not down — that he seemed more attuned to his own advancement than to bonding with his men.

In trying to avoid losses and compartmentalize investment decisions, they can exacerbate moves upward and down.

Surface mobility was found to have a central role in the stability of molecular glasses, with surface crystal growth occurring laterally and upward, not down into the bulk (Hasebe et al. 2015).

Best estimate for the cost of Obamacare is more than $1.7 trillion, which is new spending, that bends the curve upward, not down.

These descriptions provide a mechanism by which two interacting objects gain or lose energy— addressing why a ball thrown upward slows down as it rises, or why attracting magnets accelerate as they come together.

Focus on the force of your jump upward, not down to the ground.

Some believe that large-scale mobility, both upward and downward, breaks down class structure, rendering a culture more uniform.