The phrase "a ascending" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an ascending"? You can use "an ascending" when describing something that is increasing or rising in a particular context, such as numbers, order, or levels.
Example: "The data shows an ascending trend in sales over the past year."
Alternatives: "an increasing" or "a rising".
Location (of primary tumor); A: ascending colon; C: cecum; D: descending colon; R: rectum; S: sigmoid colon; T: transverse colon.
Orbit indicates satellite flight direction (A ascending, D descending).
Figure 9 Comparison of similarity measurements between a VICON and a Kinect; (a) ascending, and (b) descending actions.
Vf – Free speed, Vfavg – Mean free speed, Vmax = Maximum Speed, Vavg – Mean Speed, qmax – Maximum flow, qs - Specific flow, qsmax – Maximum specific flow, K – Density, Kmax – Maximum density, d – descending, a – ascending, U - Unidirectional flow, B – Bidirectional flow, C – Crossing.
In the first case, a 77-year-old woman was admitted for the surgical removal of a ascending colon cancer.
The soft palate is supplied by the following arteries: (a) ascending palatine artery (from facial artery mainly), (b) tonsillar (branch of the ascending palatine artery), (c) ascending pharyngeal artery (from external carotid artery), (d) lesser palatine arteries (from the greater palatine artery), and (e) recurrent pharyngeal artery (from the external carotid artery) [ 18, 21].
The design consists of a horizontal evaporator, an ascending tube (riser), a condenserand a descending tube (downcomer) with U-turn.
Minute ventilation was measured by a volume monitor over an ascending and a descending line.
It contains an Early English pulpit, approached by a staircase with an ascending arcade.
Tillman had a comfortable life, an ascending career and escalating financial opportunities due to his growing prowess on the field.
A scale is an ascending set of pitches.
