Sentence examples for central ridge from inspiring English sources

The East Greenland Current brings ice down from the north and bifurcates near the central ridge.

Covered largely with swamp, it rises to 100 feet (30 metres) at a central ridge.

The highest point of the central ridge system is Masingini, 390 feet (119 m) above sea level.

Pemba appears hilly because the level central ridge has been gullied and eroded by streams draining into numerous creeks.

The central ridge marks the southern limit of deciduous oak, which is thereafter replaced by Q. lusitanica (Portuguese oak).

The highest sand content was observed in the eroding sites of the mountain followed by the central ridge landform.

The peeled-off fracture surface of Cu side revealed polygon-shaped intermetallic region, Al islands with the central ridge-like pattern and valley-trail like Cu network.

It embraced the southern and central ridges of Pindus, and extended over part of Macedonia, thus including the region in which the Roman settlers mentioned in the Acts of St. Demetrius had fixed their abode.

The mountainous interior of the island, "like the central ridges of a crocodile's armour" as Fleming put it in "Live and Let Die," is a constant pull on the steering wheel, back and forth, through little villages, past cliffside sundries shops and on numerous detours into rutted, gravel-spattered dirt roads.

With the discovery, they laid the foundation for later work that showed the sea floor spreads from central ridges and that the continents are in motion with respect to one another — a revolutionary and controversial theory among geologists at the time.

The Coprates Labes (CL) landslide developed from one of the central ridges of VM.