Sentence examples for called ridge from inspiring English sources

The geology of continental shelves is often similar to that of the adjacent exposed portion of the continent, and most shelves have a gently rolling topography called ridge and swale.

She is also representing a citizens group in Yonkers that opposes Forest City Ratner's plans to build a $600 million mixed-use development there called Ridge Hill, claiming it would choke already clogged roads.

This so called ridge preservation aims at the prevention of bone atrophy.

The shrinkage parameter is optimized via internal 3-fold-cross-validation. L2: the L2-penalized logistic regression approach (also called ridge regression).

You can either use special shingles called ridge shingles or cut a number of regular shingles into 3 tabbed, equal pieces and bend each so they fit snugly on the roof peak and nail them into place.

The NNE SSW trending narrow ridges in Sinus Iridum are called Ridge System D, in which three ridges are relatively prominent.

Merging of the tips during further development of the coating creates continuous layers, which are laid over each other producing the so called "ridges morphology".

The borders between these systems are called "ridge-and-slough" landscapes.

A chicken transcriptome map is described previously, and regions with clusters of the most highly expressed genes, covering about 10% of the chicken genome, so called "RIDGEs", are identified [11].

Lines uplifted as shown in Figure 1 are called ridges and the places caved between two ridges are valleys.

For example, by analyzing the expression profiles of genes in carious tissues, Caron et al. [ 8] showed that highly expressed carious genes tend to cluster in large domains, called RIDGEs (Region of IncreaseD Gene Expression).