Industrialism, at least within our experience of it for more than 200 years, never reaches a point of equilibrium or a level plateau.
Raisina Hill, commanding a view of the entire area, stood about 50 feet (15 metres) above the plain, but the top 20 feet (6 metres) were blasted off to make a level plateau for the major government buildings and to fill in depressions.
The increase in FRETr appeared biphasic, with a large amplitude spike followed by a lower level plateau that was sustained for the duration of the increase in [Ca2+]i.
Irvine and Ebert suspected that the original green (and most of the fairway leading up to it) had been lost to erosion, but they still wanted to use what remained of the dune, both because it formed an invitingly level plateau, and because the required shot, though challenging, had been so deeply appealing to all of us who had tried it.
The 400 Plateau, named for its height above sea level, was a wide and level plateau on the second ridge line, about 600 by wide and around 1000 yards from Gun Ridge.
A three-level plateau de mer is a Dutch still-life of crab legs, shrimp, lobster tail, velvety salmon tartare, and a bicoastal selection of oysters, simply garnished with wedges of lemon.
The study region is characterized by high level plateau and half part by middle level plateau.
Paul da Serra is a bleak high-level plateau.
Except in the northwest, where it is entered by two outlying ridges of the Cantabrian Mountains, the surface is a level or slightly undulating plateau.
To achieve the desired therapeutic effect, it is required that the amount of drug in the apparent volume of distribution never goes below a constant level or plateau say, during the time interval where.
"When you jump from two hundred thousand dollars to a million dollars, that's going to kick the museums out of the market," Schwartzman said, adding that, with the new price levels, "Markets always have a certain plateau level.
