Sentence examples for atop the surface of from inspiring English sources
Earlier this month, scientists reported a major melt event that occurred several years ago atop the surface of the Ross Ice Shelf accompanied by at least some rainfall, which also gave them concern.
Where Mr. Reinhardt looked not to represent an actual object or thing, Ms. Parish adds layer upon layer of effects, which evoke some very nonspecific, amorphous gas-like veils containing undefinable particles frozen beneath and atop the surface of the painting.
Crews hoisted the blowout preventer that once sat atop BP's stricken well to the surface of the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday night, and the federal leader of the spill response said that there was no longer any risk that the well might leak again.
A solution of PLGA (1 mg/mL) and DiO (1 mg/mL) in chloroform was sprayed (10 mL/min for 30s, substrate 15 cm from a Badger 105 air brush powered with nitrogen) onto the surface of a (PMAA2.0/PVPON2.0 20.5 multilayer atop a patterned photoresist layer.
Functionalization of the surface of gold-coated silicon wafers was accomplished by micro-contact printing a hydrophilic (or hydrophobic) self-assembled monolayer (SAM) atop the gold coating using poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) stamps.
The distinctive black-and-white, mushroom-shaped radar dome atop the modified Boeing 707 has a range of 250 miles and can monitor movement from the surface of the earth up to the stratosphere, officials say.
Yuba, aka "tofu skin," is a pale veil that forms on the surface of heated, coagulant-free soy milk -- just as skin sometimes forms atop hot dairy milk.
When cultured atop collagen gels, SCC9, SCC25, and HeLa cells formed confluent monolayers that remained confined to the surface of the underlying gel for the entire culture period regardless of the presence of EGCG or 5-aza-dC.
At our site, dozens of water striders skate atop the surface tension of the brook.
The thinking is that as the ice age ended and the enormous Laurentide ice sheet atop North America began to retreat, the resulting meltwater fed a bevy of large lakes atop the depressed surface of the continent.
The officer, whom the government does not want identified because it says doing so might jeopardize future missions, was standing atop the rocking surface of Bigfoot II, the only working semisub that has been captured, which now resides at the Joint Interagency Task Force South.
