Since then, both countries have worked hard to lower tensions.

Seeking to lower tensions, the police finally allowed the rest to hold the rally.

First, lower tension can improve the playing response of a racquet.

However, there is a point of diminishing returns with lower tension.

It provides the opportunity to lower tensions and to reduce the risk of confrontation that could lead to nuclear war.

This could lower tensions and manage conflict in an increasingly tense situation.

Do not forget the opportune use of humour to lower tension.

On chunkies, there's an even lower tension than 0.

The belt's pitch allowed for lower tension requirements to help prevent skipping.

They are kept at a fairly low tension in comparison to the guitar and other European plucked instruments.

We seek a comprehensive effort to lower tensions and to achieve verifiable arms reductions.

Large springs at both ends of the cable run are compressed (according to temperature) to achieve the low tension in the system.

Such low tension nets were used for many purposes and it was a simple matter to determine where it would be touched.

A low tension coil consists of an iron core that has wire wrapped around it.

The car had a friction transmission, spray carburetor, and low tension ignition.

Low tension simply means the cables themselves are tensed only enough to eliminate sag between posts.

Due to the low tension of the system, the cables tend to lie on the ground in the event that an impact damages multiple posts.

Another strategy to increase comfort and improve rebound efficiency is to string Kevlar at a low tension.

And fourth, lower tension puts less strain on the racquet, the strings and your arm.

"The principal goal is to lower tensions."

However, I thought you might share my amusement at the thought of baked beans at a low tension!

Churches are described as religious bodies having low tension, whereas, sects have high tension.

The ideal belt is that of the lowest tension that does not slip in high loads.

Wound strings avoid the flabby sound of a light-gauge string at low tension.

Feel the apprehension drain away as you empty your lungs, until you've reached a level of lower tension that you can handle.

"It must be low-frequency, low-tension electricity, which is never used, so far as I know.

During the expansion of cable barrier use throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the low-tension system was specified almost exclusively.

"As you might imagine, it was not exactly a low-tension moment," said John Goberman, the show's producer.

This form of glaucoma is called low-tension or normal-tension glaucoma.

A comprehensive medical history is important in identifying other potential risk factors, such as low blood pressure, that contribute to low-tension glaucoma.

Despite these perceived shortcomings, low-tension cable barrier, until recently, was arguably the workhorse of the industry.

The tissue adhesive, 2-octyl cyanoacrylate, is used to repair low-tension cuts and to close surgical incisions.

Getting rid of metal valve springs and replacing them with low-tension plastic ones is a tactic used for engine displays.

The specification typically covers special purpose electrical cables that are heavy-duty for low-tension circuits.

The Israeli-made device delivers 52,000 volts of low-tension current to the back of the spine.

When a vehicle impacts the low-tension system under normal conditions, the cable moves as much as 12 ft from its original location.

One stepped on a low-tension wire strung inches from the floor of the slanting tunnel; the wire broke.

Comparison of visual field defects in the low-tension glaucomas with those in the high-tension glaucomas.

Open angle glaucoma, ocular hypertension, low-tension glaucoma, and refraction.

In some instances holes in these slats guide and organise low-tension lines between the deck and the rig.

If no risk factors are identified, the treatment options for low-tension glaucoma are the same as for open-angle glaucoma.

Beneath him, the four-foot ski swam in a fog of low-tension polyfreeze, which the just-departed technician had sprayed across its underside.

Empire City Subway dug up the streets and installed the ducts through which all low-tension communication cables for the two boroughs have been threaded ever since.

Normal-tension glaucoma (also called low-tension glaucoma) is a unique condition in which optic nerve damage and vision loss have occurred despite a normal pressure inside the eye.

Even admitting that the size and weight of his low-tension conductors necessitated putting them underground, this argues nothing against the propriety and sanity of his methods.

Due to the extremely low-tension metal strings, which would easily distort the notes when pushed down, the frets were almost flush with the fingerboard, which was gently scalloped.

The device, an electric cushion slipped under the passenger seat and triggered by a pedal under the driver's feet, was intended to dissuade the perpetrators with 52,000 volts of low-tension current.

Every team opted for a magneto system; all used a low-tension system except Clément-Bayard, Panhard, Hotchkiss, Gobron-Brillié, and Renault, which used high-tension.

The bike had three innovations: the engine was positioned where the pedals are on a bicycle, the engine was built into the frame, and it had a low-tension magneto superseding the battery type ignition.

However, in addition to his offensive skills - bat speed, quick hands, low-tension swing - the general consensus is that on defense Escalera has a smooth easy action to the ball, remarkably quick feet and soft hands.

Particularly effective are the different types of low-voltage lights now available.

I have been advised to use low-voltage lighting in my garden.

It's a low-voltage system with a main transformer in between.

He predicted that future computers must run at a very low-voltage because of heat.

It felt like a low-voltage current was suffusing my left side.

Machines with virtually all low-voltage parts will appear in 1993, he said.

The thought went through me like a low-voltage shock.

This low-voltage control allows other hardware or software to turn the system on and off.

And because the lights are low-voltage, the wiring doesn't need to be buried.

The low-voltage operation employs 1,800 people in three German factories.

So we have two good reasons to use a low-voltage meter core (0.1v or less).

But a more efficient method would be to find a use for the low-voltage power without having to convert it.

Bob never used his own low-voltage brainpower if he could borrow from others.

The burden voltage can be significant in very low-voltage circuit areas.

Low-voltage outdoor lighting adds interest to the terrace all night.

The low-voltage power supply for the experiment failed on Jun 8 1973.

Certain areas are receiving very little power as a result or some low-voltage lines breakage.

This can be very significant if the input voltage is small, such as a low-voltage battery.

The tingling sting of a low-voltage current made his heart leap.

Generally, cable for low-voltage lighting consists of individual 16-gauge wires.

The low-voltage current of electricity was sent up through the front of her feet and received in the back.

The detonators were designed to take a low-voltage test current without actually exploding.

It is also common to see line-voltage tracks with low-voltage fixtures.

It just wants to zap them with low-voltage electricity.

If the dispatcher unit was on a low-voltage network, a normal switch could be used.