Sentence examples for wave ruling from inspiring English sources

As cAMP waves became faster upon aggregation, transcription remained approximately antiphase with the motility cycle, rather than encroaching on the next motility wave, ruling out a simple time delay as the sole regulator of the transcriptional lag.

A decision is expected to be issued in the next two weeks, and it's likely the court will make waves by ruling specifically on whether cable is an information or a telecommunication service.

He made his biggest political-religious waves by ruling that Israel may give back parts of the West Bank in exchange for peace, invoking the Jewish concept that preserving life is the highest commandment.

In what was a humiliating moment for wave-ruling Britannia, this magnificent mid-19th-century schooner crossed the finishing line a full 20 minutes ahead of the first British boat.

The riots have to be interpreted in relation to the wider wave of revulsion the ruling regime has provoked.

So much for Britannia ruling the waves.

The seafaring great Ben Ainslie, ruling the waves off Portland Bill?

They have this idea of Britain ruling the waves gloriously".

Brexit supporters are overeducated toffs who dream of ruling the waves and biffing Johnny Foreigner.

Its sailors won three gold medals at the Olympics, keeping Britannia from ruling the waves at its home Games.

But change to something like the Royal Navy (founded in 1660, Britannia ruling the waves and all that) generally gets the traditionalists and reformists alike in uproar.