Sentence examples for deep surrounding from inspiring English sources

Otherwise there is often only silence or sounds from the deep surrounding jungles.

As noted, with its deep surrounding waters, a place such as Fiery Cross might also serve as a convenient way station for China's submarines.

The severe failure problems induced by high in situ stress, such as rockburst, spalling, damage of deep surrounding rocks, and time-dependent damage, were observed during construction of these projects.

The structural basis for the control of uptake of substances into roots is the so-called Casparian strip, a conspicuously thickened wall area one cell layer deep surrounding primary roots; it prevents excess soil solution from being pulled directly into the central part of the root where the xylem is located.

On the roadway approach to the design support for soft rock tunnel problems, combined with the practical application of steel mesh and anchor design support system anchorage system and deep surrounding rock formation deep control system, calculation of parameters of rational support And the corresponding recommendations and measures, and achieved good results.

Failure first appears around the roadway surface because there is a high stress concentration around the roadway surface after excavation; the failure area propagates further into the deep surrounding rock as the stresses applied on the surface gradually decreases, finally resulting in a large zone of stress relaxation.

The French occupied a defensive position in the basin of Vitoria, an area about 12 mi (19 km) long and 7 mi deep, surrounded by mountains and protected to the north and west by the Zadorra River, which was spanned by several lightly held bridges.

The hip, however, is problematic with respect to external fixation, as it lies deep, surrounded by powerful muscles and in intimate contact with major neurovascular structures and intrapelvic organs.

When the ash settled, the mountain was a ghost and in its place lay a caldera 4,000 feet deep, surrounded by cliffs, about 20 miles in circumference.

It was over 600 feet deep, surrounded by lush mountain greenery, and almost mystical, so imagining the Loch Ness monster rearing its head was not difficult at all.

It is 22 feet high, 21 feet long and 5.5 feet deep, surrounded by a seat, the whole resting upon a platform 70 feet long by 64 feet deep.