Sentence examples for crest corresponding to from inspiring English sources

Slice A, as shown in Fig. 2g, picks the top of the wave crest corresponding to the location of the fourth-period channel.

The m1, m2, and usually m3 have a mesolophid, a crest corresponding to the mesoloph but located on the lingual side.

CSSS from normal skin reveals a regular crisscross network of high-peaked crests corresponding to discrete skin surface creases called the first-, second-, and third-hollow order lines.

The musical rhetoric of his playing is that of a sermon in a black American Pentecostal church, building in intensity, cresting on notes corresponding to stressed words and phrases in the poem.

Pair of thin crests on rostrum corresponding to the maxillary-nasal sutures.

Figure 1 of the S-loaded silica monolith shows the irradiated area inside the deep volume of the xerogel for a laser power of 10 mW, corresponding to a crest irradiance of about 2.5 × 1015 W cm-2. Figure 1 The irradiated area (10 mW) inside an S-doped silica monolith.

If used as a noisemaker, the crest could also have provided recognizable differences for different species or sexes, because the differing layouts of the nasal passages corresponding to the different crest shapes would have produced intrinsically different sounds.

The effectiveness of these measures was evaluated by comparing the crest settlement rates and key accelerations corresponding to surface grain yield, slab fracture and slab dislocation.

Figure 6 illustrates, for the spherical buoy geometry, both the boundary conditions and the applied load for situations corresponding to the wave crest and to the wave through.

The L3-4 interspacel space was determined by first locating the interspinal space at the level corresponding to the iliac crest, then identifying the L3, L4, L5 and S1 spinal processes by palpation.

A second anatomical landmark was a virtual line from the inferior border of the tendinous insertion on the proximal anterior tibial crest to a medial tendinous insertion likely corresponding to the pes anserinus in humans.