Sentence examples for central and highest from inspiring English sources

The central and highest part of the barrier is composed of a series of parallel chains with only a few, difficult-to-reach passes that have sheer drops at each end.

In the model, the Elderly Caring process is the most central and highest level process.

Predictably, Homo sapiens rests atop the central and highest pedestal, whereas Neanderthal and Chimpanzee skeletons must make do with second and third place as they rest atop the two flanking lower pedestals.

He believed that the five-domed design of churches was propagated by Patriarch Nikon, who liked to compare the central and highest dome with himself and four lateral domes with four other patriarchs of the Orthodox world.

Based on these results, the lower, central and higher levels of four independent variables, the range of overhead stirring time of 80 240 min, high shear stirring time of 10 30 min, high shear rate of 800 5600 rpm, and the cycle of high-pressure homogenizer of 8 cycles to 20 cycles, were selected.

These results indicate that migrant communities from low income countries tend to aggregate in cohesive spatial structures and to live in the city's residential areas, mainly around the city centre; while communities associated with higher income countries tend to represent movement patterns of tourists and/or highly specialized professionals in central and high-entropy urban areas.

A similar pattern emerges as regards households with dependent children; in Central and High Felling the proportions are low at 16.6% and 23.1%, whilst in North Felling the figure 34.8%.

More central and higher degree proteins had higher robustness than less central proteins.

It is useful to report both central and high-end estimates and to characterize groups likely to be affected by the higher exposures.

Use tends to be low in northern, moderate in central, and high in southern Europe and varied by a factor of 3.4 between Greece (33.4 DID) and the Netherlands (9.7 DID) in 2004.

Concerning mortality associated to O3 exposure, central and higher estimates were slightly larger when assuming the risk coefficients derived from the HRAPIE project than those from Anderson et al. For respiratory mortality, negative estimates were obtained as described previously.