Sentence examples for a common bottom from inspiring English sources

And that the rights and liberties of their co-States will be exposed to no dangers by remaining embarked in a common bottom with their own.

The recent awareness that many signaling pathways converge to a common bottom line, the metabolic rewiring, characterized by mitochondrial dysfunction, enhanced glycolysis and stimulated glutamine utilization through a reductive carboxylation reaction, offers the possibility of developing a new strategy for anticancer drug discovery.

A common, bottom-dwelling inhabitant of the continental shelf, this shark favours sandy flats and the edges of reefs.

He calls his method the "Bass Ackwards" approach to distinguish it from more common "bottom up" methods for obtaining hierarchical solutions.

During measurements, the common bottom electrode was grounded and the bias was applied to the top electrode.

Reynolds's team cast a wide net, compiling data on the sea's 36 most common bottom-dwelling fish between 1977 and 2001.

Less common bottoms may require specialized anchors for best results, such as a claw anchor in gravel.

In the sea, large crustaceans such as crabs and shrimps are common bottom-dwelling arthropods.

Recently, there has been increasing interest in ZnO-based nanowire transistors fabricated by top-down approaches [17 19] as opposed to the more common bottom-up self-assembly approach [20].

This common bottom-dweller inhabits coral reefs, perhaps exclusively, in both inshore and offshore waters from the intertidal zone to around 50 m deep.

This common, bottom-dwelling species is typically found close to shore, no deeper than 80 m, though it has been recorded from as deep as 240 m.