Sentence examples for cross ridges from inspiring English sources

The economy, he concluded, would have to "climb hills and cross ridges".

Where grabens cross ridges, they usually cut through them, implying that the grabens formed later than the ridges.

The digital CWT of both the time-varying sinusoidal signal and the impulsive noise are analyzed, and there are two cross ridges in the time frequency plane of CWT, which are generated by the signal and the noise separately.

She is now in charge of Cross Ridge Capital, a small private equity firm based in New Canaan, Connecticut – and did not respond to messages asking for her take on what happened in 2007 onwards, and what has transpired since.

They then calculated the "complexity" of the different molar crowns by looking at their arrangement of ridges and cross-ridges.

The ridge-parallel profile of Kodaira et al. (2010) and the cross-ridge profile of Takahashi et al. (2009) intersect between Chichi-jima and Muko-jima, where the ridge-parallel profile shows a crust of about 10 km thickness, and the cross-ridge profile shows a crust of about 18 km thickness.

In this study, we have re-modeled the seismic data from both the cross-ridge (SPr2) and ridge-parallel (OGr1) profiles to further examine the three-dimensional structure, and further constrained the resultant model with gravity modeling.

In conclusion, our re-modeling of both gravity data and cross-ridge and ridge-parallel seismic data along the Bonin ridge showed the existence of a 20-km-wide, north-south aligned zone of thin crust (∼10 km thick) along the axis of the Bonin ridge.

Photograph: Christophe Ena/AP Updated at 2.50pm BST 2.47pm BST Dimitar Keller has emailed to correct my language skills (which seems a little unnecessary given the French GCSE I have at the top of my CV): "A col is, of course, not a mountain but a low point on a ridge (often between two peaks) making it the easiest place to cross said ridge.

The molars possess cross-cutting ridges, so that tough grass is sheared between opposing teeth.

"You cross a ridge and, suddenly, there are these parklike groves of golden trees," said Don Schaechtel, an occupational safety consultant from Seattle.