Sentence examples for descending below from inspiring English sources
In searching for reductive unity underlying the variety of cognitive systems, Paul Churchland (1982) once recommended descending "below" neurobiology and even biochemistry, to the level of nonequilibrium thermodynamics.
In the second region, descending below the ice fields, are alpine meadows, coniferous forests, and deciduous forests (beech, oak, alder, hornbeam, maple, ash, and poplar).
The captain then violated a flight rule by descending below a certain altitude without being able to see the ground or runway lights.
The shape of global power is decidedly pyramidal — with the United States alone at the top, a second tier of major countries (China, Japan, India, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Brazil), and several tiers descending below...
They are neither long-distance swimmers nor deep-sea divers, as some whales and elephant seals can be, but hunt in shallow waters around the continental shelf, rarely descending below 100 or 200 feet and re-emerging often to catch their breath.
A top Russian military official said air traffic controllers at the Smolensk airport had several times ordered the crew of the plane not to land, warned that it was descending below the glide path and recommended it reroute to another airport.
Plan to descend below treeline as early in the day as possible.
In particular, Bach called for bass lines that descended below the instrument's lowest open string.
They were not only opinionative, peevish, covetous, morose, vain, talkative, but incapable of friendship, and dead to all natural affection, which never descended below their grand-children.
The Robbins Company, an American tunnel maker, invited him to descend below the East River to watch the Queens No. 3 Water Tunnel in the making.
As the yield on 10-year bonds descended below 3.3percentt, he said: "Would you lend to your brother-in-law at 3.3percentt?
