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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are to the surface" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, connections, or comparisons between entities and their surface aspects.
Example: "The roots of the trees are to the surface, indicating a lack of depth in the soil."
Alternatives: "are at the surface" or "are near the surface".
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RA (right ascension) and DEC (declination) are to the sky what longitude and latitude are to the surface of the Earth.
The closer our death fears are to the surface, the more we cleave to social norms – not necessarily those of wider society, but any group we have chosen to identify with (on this definition even support for, say, Islamic State, is an assertion of a "social norm" and therefore an extension of our "immortality projects". Suicide bombers ultimately act out of fear of death).
This is in a sitting position moving one leg in and out in a circular motion the follow with the other (the faster your legs go the higher your get and the closer your legs are to the surface the higher you get) Wear a one-piece swimsuit, which means no bikinis, ladies.
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The trick is to vibrate the surface.
That was to trouble the surface of the grass as little as possible.
The processes by which rocks that have been partially subducted are returned to the surface are not well understood.
Everything that is being brought to the surface right now is interconnected.
"You cannot imagine how incredibly labor intensive it is to chisel the surface," Ms. Oldknow said.
This is to protect the surface from wear and tear.
These machines, which are similar to the Surface, are apparently far more popular for Dell customers.
"Now that the ice is melting, the bodies are coming to the surface".
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