Only approximately 5% of the crest points of the two federal levees investigated in the Atchafalaya Basin region met this requirement.
The new conformations that evolve beyond the instability threshold have sharp crest pointing towards the burned gas with ridges along the troughs, and propagate nearly 40% faster than planar flames.
In his courtship display the male firecrest raises his crest, points it towards his mate and hovers over her before mating takes place.
According to the ordinary mountain climbing algorithm or three-point hill-climbing algorithm, the focus process will eventually stop near the crest, at point 1.
Before the start of each test, the following anthropometric points were marked on the skin of the subject: the spinous processes of the spine, the right and left acromion, the right and left anterior superior iliac spine, the right and left iliac crest, the point of change of the thoracic spine into the lumbar spine, and the lower right and left angle of scapula [ 23].
The triangle is inverted with the top pointing towards the iliac crest and is partially covered by the latissimus dorsi.
This article focuses on the optimal architecture of the neural network for determining the three characteristic points of the bars (starting, crest and final point).
"The mind-set is switching from 'owning a vacation home that I visit once a year' to 'having a mountain home where I come to live to the fullest.' " On a chairlift ride, David Dimmock, an American who lives in London and owns two town houses in Crested Butte, pointed with a ski pole to a crater in the snow.
Steep slopes in all directions guard the crest, a sharp point with knife-like rim above a precipice.
As Homer reminds us in the Iliad, these protective contraptions were not always effective: The first to hurl, Great Ajax hit the ridge of the helmet's horsehair crest — the bronze point stuck in Acamas' forehead pounding through the skull and the dark came swirling down to shroud his eyes.
