Sentence examples for The dipped from inspiring English sources
noun
A lower section of a road or geological feature.
- There is a dip in the road ahead.
The dipped shape of these field lines is due to large-scale magnetic reconnection between expanding magnetic loops and open field lines of a neighbouring streamer.
The dipped HF condition can keep the buried oxide sustain NWs (Figure 2c).
The dipped samples were then annealed at 500°C for 8 h in an oxygen atmosphere to obtain well crystallized anatase TiO2 (step 1 in Figure 1).
The dipped single face surface area for EP wasSEP ~ 12 × 3 mm2, and as a result the constant current density wasJEP = iEP/2SEP ~ 170 mA/cm2.
The dipped material was then laid on moist paper towels in containers and covered in plastic wrap held in a culture cabinet at 20 °C with a 16/8-h light/dark schedule.
Clay Matthews, Packers* Never mind the dipped sack numbers.
Serve the dipping sauce alongside dumplings.
The temperatures had dipped.
The population has dipped.
