The phrase "a topside of" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts related to describing the upper surface of an object or area, but it is not standard.
Example: "The boat had a topside of bright blue paint that gleamed in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "an upper surface of" or "a top layer of".
It is suggested to use the scale height HT, routinely measured by a large number of digisondes around the globe, for the construction of a topside electron density profile that could become an option in the IRI model.
In this study, an experimental and numerical study was conducted for investigating the mating operations of a topside module onto a FLNG by using a floating crane in waves.
The connection constitutes an important structural element in the topside of an offshore platform.
The catalyst was formed by immobilizing metal cations on the topside of a gold-5-amino-2-mercaptobenzimidazole, self-assembled monolayer (Au-5A2MBI-Mn+ SAM, Mn+: Cu2+, Ag+) electrode.
If you are using a shortboard, wax the topside of the board from the front logo to the back edge (about two thirds of the length) and from edge to edge.
If you are using a longboard, wax the entire topside of the board from nose to tail and edge to edge.
Over most of the layer, the dynamical and chemical terms produce much stronger downward transport than eddy diffusion, which acts on a vertical mixing ratio gradient and hence produces a positive (upward) velocity on the topside of the layer above 95 km.
In contrast, the overall reflectance from the topside of L. kotschyanum exhibited a diurnal cycle: reflectance at dawn and dusk was similar to the thallus underside; reflectance progressively increased towards 12 h00 to a maximum of 60-80%.
Just as you would do for a shove it, use your back foot to pop the board straight down, shoving a little so the board rotates as it would in a shove it, getting direction from the topside of the tail.
Solar panels - spread across the topside of the aircraft - power an electric motor, which then turns a propeller and provides the thrust necessary for taking off, flying and landing.
