Sentence examples for crests to from inspiring English sources

You can look at the slogans on university crests to get a glimpse of the difference.

What is called the "period" is the time it takes for two succeeding crests to pass a fixed point.

This causes the wave crests to bend (refract), focusing the wave energy and creating a large peak that breaks in a very regular and controlled fashion.

A Mr. Forrest in Dearborn, said that the company had to turn out 322,000 crests to date, and are getting panicky because teenagers have found a way of unscrewing the crests that are now bolted to the cars.

Include statistics on the average heights of these waves, the average wavelengths, and the average periods of the waves (the time required for successive wave crests to pass a fixed point).

The Flier actually flies through the roof of the house, sitting at the controls of her plane, then proceeds to deliver ruminations on the aviation imperative: "I only felt alive inside this shining hull," the Flier sings as the music crests to another elaborate ensemble.

e The EIA crest-to-crest latitudinal width in degrees.

The crest-to-crest width becomes smallest before the crests disappear at 00 01 LT.

The ratio of the crest-to-crest TEC deviation to the meridional wind speed was 0.3 TECU per 1 m/s.

After 1930 LT, the expansion speed turns negative, which indicates a decrease of the EIA crest-to-crest width.

The crest-to-crest latitudinal width reaches its peak of 30° when the expansion speed increases from 0° to 1°/h.