Sentence examples for which staggered from inspiring English sources
Fintel (1968) proposed a staggered system for RC buildings in which staggered walls with attached slabs resist the gravity as well as the lateral loads as H-shaped story-high deep beams, and observed that the staggered wall systems would be more economical.
Some, like the Liverpool Biennial, which staggered through the decade, make one agree.
He talked to me like he was talking to an equal, which staggered me, as I'd had prejudices against him.
In 2007 the Finnish firm formed a joint venture with Siemens which staggered on until Nokia bought out its German partner in 2013.
The offense, which staggered under Cade McNown (separated shoulder), rebounded under Jim Miller, until he sustained a season-ending Achilles' injury.
The cow, which staggered and collapsed after passing an initial visual inspection at Lone Star Beef in San Angelo, Tex., was condemned as unfit for human consumption and under federal regulations should have been tested for mad cow disease.
Joe Williams, executive director of Democrats for Education Reform, said the union's secondary school's innovative methods, which include staggered teacher shifts to allow a longer school day, could become models for other unions.
The Hi-C method adds a unique step after restriction digestion, in which the staggered DNA ends are filled in with biotinylated nucleotides (as shown by the pink dot).
TSDs are generated by autonomous element-encoded transposases, which makes staggered cuts in the target DNA and filled by the host repair machinery to complete the transposon's integration (Craigie and Mizuuchi 1985; Craig et al. 2002).
But perhaps the takeover defenses-which include staggered terms for board directors, a shrunken board and tightening requirements on shareholder votes are a wise precaution.
Ms. Franzmann's topically-charged portrait of a father-daughter relationship is a much more conventional work, which moves by staggered increments toward the revelation of a Big Secret.
