Sentence examples similar to dip moderately from inspiring English sources
The Tertiary units within the Bradys geothermal field generally dip gently to moderately southeast on the western limb of an extensional syncline.
However, first- and second-order basins situated on the flanks of moderately dipping strata are strongly elongated with circularity ratios between 0.4 and 0.5 (Chow 1964).
The profile functions method have been successfully applied to predict subsidence profiles induced by working in horizontal or moderately dipping coal seams (Torano et al. 2003), but this method cannot be accounted for coal seams with irregular panel.
Other starters that displayed kick but didn't obscure admirable flavor were naked shrimp ($10.50) and barbecued flank steak ($9.25) with a moderately spicy dipping sauce on the side.
Foliations of the lower plate granite and mylonite have moderately steep dips (28 50°), mostly to the west, and do not parallel the contact, indicating that the ductile deformation of the crystalline rock is not related to the detachment fault.
The hot dipping sauce counters the sweetness of the carrots as well as the oil of the egg roll, making the dish moderately successful.
These shear zones are moderately to steeply dipping mylonite zones of 1 5 km width, are arcuate and curvilinear in map view and show along-strike variation in slip kinematics.
Despite the dip, one option investor initiated a moderately bullish strangle in the April contract.
Of the 525 focal mechanisms obtained from the induced microearthquake swarm, the great majority yield thrust solutions with one very low-angle nodal plane dipping c. 10° W parallel to the sheet dip of the swarm, but a few have more moderately dipping nodal planes (Baisch et al. 2015).
The central pressure dip of vertical stress profile at the base of sandpile is moderately reduced, as compared to the dry case.
Hole board test is founded on a supposition that head-dipping of animals is inversely proportional to their anxiety state in the moderately aversive environment [39].
