Sentence examples for continental to from inspiring English sources

J. A. Tipps drove his Lincoln Continental to the Rose Tire shop today to check out a problem tire.

This is the flux as "seen" by a continental to global scale inversion, e.g. [29].

This implies a sharp transition from continental to oceanic crust seaward of Davie Ridge.

The Permo Triassic to Holocene outcrops along the Gulf of Suez generally span continental to shallow marine environments.

We believe that the problems arise from subtle issues in the structural model, such as the delicate curvature of the Moho along the continental to oceanic boundary.

However, the Lg propagation to the Japanese main island of Honshu was totally blocked because it crosses the continental to oceanic boundary surrounding the Sea of Japan.

Along the Rio Muni transform margin, the transition from continental to oceanic crust occurs across a region of approximately 75-km width.

Enormous amounts of vegetation information have been obtained over continental to global areas based on NDVI derived from NOAA-AVHRR, Terra/Aqua-MODIS, and SPOT-VEGETATION satellite observations.

Results from the transects confirm that soil samples collected at a 40-km spacing reveal coherent, continental- to subcontinental-scale geochemical and mineralogical patterns that can be correlated to aspects of underlying soil parent material, soil age and climate influence.

The macrogroup is a mid-scale unit (5th level, approximately at the scale of FIA forest type groups) and is based on sets of diagnostic and dominant plant species and growth forms that reflect biogeographic differences in composition and sub-continental to regional differences in ecological factors (FGDC 2008).

The world has gone madder than Chandler ever imagined, but Marlowe proves he can stand the most difficult test of time – and he never has to give up his cigarettes or his 1948 Lincoln Continental to do it.