Example sentences of "of [noun sg] [prep] [noun sg] with " in BNC.
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| 1 | During speed changes the supply voltage may decrease front 40 V to 30 V and therefore the phase current reduces from 4 A to 3 A. For simplicity assume a linear voltage decay , so the average current and the rate of change of voltage with time is if the capacitor value is The periods of constant speed operation are in duration and about 5 time constants are required for the capacitor to re-charge : The maximum charging current occurs immediately after the transistor switch is opened . |
| 2 | The instantaneous torque produced by one phase of a variable-reluctance motor is , in the absence of magnetic saturation , proportional to the square of phase current and the rate of change of inductance with rotor position ( Fitzgerald and Kingsley , 1952 ) : If the phase current is approximated by its d.c. and fundamental components then substituting into Eqn . |
| 3 | There may be occasional discussion of calming principles in the literature and appraisals of such designs in practice , but the lasting impression provided by an examination of residential areas in Britain is the exceptionally slow pace of change by comparison with that on the Continent in general and Holland and West Germany in particular . |
| 4 | Two other case-control studies have not found evidence of an increased risk of leukaemia in association with fathers ' preconceptual exposure to external ionising radiation . |
| 5 | Most of the reported cases had associated Epstein-Barr viral infection and occurred during treatment with high doses of cyclosporin in combination with corticosteroids and azathioprine . |
| 6 | These include allegations against various solicitors of negligence in connection with the execution by C.M.C. and the plaintiffs of a legal charge in favour of B.M.T. to secure a loan of £420,000 ; the giving of personal guarantees by the plaintiffs in respect of this indebtedness ; and subsequent proceedings brought by B.M.T. in which a possession order was made in respect of the bakery and a money judgment was given against the plaintiffs as guarantors for a sum of nearly £375,000 . |
| 7 | In a world in which , for the most part , neighbourhood and class are largely coincident , the two definitions are of course at war with another . |
| 8 | The District Council endorsed these opinions and Jacques wrote to National Secretary Harry Nutt the following week to tell him so — adding that the Council had also supported the plea for an increase in Ministry grant-aid to 90% of teaching costs , which was of course in keeping with National WEA policy . |
| 9 | This interpretation of the universal direction of progress is of course in keeping with the more liberal Victorian assumptions . |
| 10 | This explicitly campaigning sociology was of course in conflict with the ( only apparently ) ‘ neutral ’ stance of the earlier phase . |
| 11 | Of course in conformity with ecclesiological principles , schools were expected to be in the Gothic style . |
| 12 | As the prevalence of HIV-1 infection among homosexual men has risen so the risk of exposure to HIV-1 with each unsafe sexual encounter will have increased . |
| 13 | The trustees from time to time remitted to the mother of the children , who was their guardian and who was residing with them in England , sums of money in accordance with the provision of the will for the maintenance and education of the children . |
| 14 | This behaviour is consistent with that of the saturated samples and indicates that the lower rate of reduction of conductivity with pressure is not associated with electrolytic conduction but with some mechanism that becomes more efficient during compaction . |
| 15 | The 1990's should mean a new horizon of opportunity for trade with Eastern Europe . |
| 16 | As provided for under Spanish law , in cases where there was no indication of criminality in connection with the death , the Spanish judge recommended that the case be closed . |
| 17 | The possibility of action in company with leading European states was also raised . |
| 18 | There is nothing wrong with my considering the merits of the law or of action in accord with it . |
| 19 | Central coordination would keep the location of industry in step with development . |
| 20 | Mrs. Channing will be in no frame of mind for chatter with any of the people she knows , and ca n't afford to be questioned about her state of mind . |
| 21 | With such programmes there is , however , a persistent problem of renewal of connection with the classroom . |
| 22 | He takes Adam Smith to task for conflating the division of labour in society with the division within the enterprise . |
| 23 | Some left-wing accounts of liberal corporatism see it as enhancing the economic and political bargaining power of labour by comparison with its economic disorganization under competitive capitalism or its political regimentation under state socialism ( Crouch 1975 , 1982 ) . |
| 24 | These forces in turn can react to various pathological processes such as infections , chronic irritants , including smoking , toxic agents , chronic irradiation , nutrients , etc. , which serve as activators in the process of carcinogenicity in accordance with the circumstances previously discussed relating to cell vulnerability . |
| 25 | A conference declaration called on the UN Security Council to take measures against Serbia and Montenegro including the use of force in accordance with the UN Charter to repel aggression against Bosnia . |
| 26 | He 'd fetch us all up a cup of tea in bed with a bit of toast . ’ |
| 27 | The lack of effect of preincubation with TPA on the responses to forskolin and cholera toxin suggests that the actions of TPA on the responses to histamine , TGLP-1 , and gastric inhibitory polypeptide are not mediated at the catalytic subunit or at the level of the interaction between Gs and the catalytic subunit . |
| 28 | A mechanism which was proposed in Chapter 2 for explaining the inverted-U relationship was that of attention focusing occurring at higher levels of arousal in line with Easterbrook 's hypothesis . |
| 29 | Then , some time later , Francis Greenway was accused of forgery in connection with a building contract made shortly before the failure ; and , tried at Bristol assizes on 23 March 1812 , he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to transportation for life . |
| 30 | The study of palaeontology in conjunction with geology ought to throw light on the interaction of historical events and the evolution of a substantial sample of the organisms that have inhabited this planet . |