Sentence examples for dips at the bottom from inspiring English sources

The former show three characteristics in transmission spectra: drops around the Fermi level, dips at the bottom of the second conduction (nitrogen) or valence (boron) band, and sharp peaks at the Fermi level.

I could play a safety shot or be bold and attempt to hit over the trees that were protecting the green, which was down in a dip at the bottom of the slope.

At one point, rolling across a plateau of lush grassland near Loretto, the road suddenly dipped and, at the bottom of a hill, completely unexpected, a sign said: "You have just found the home of Maker's Mark".

Paradoxically, the most appealing pieces were not when the designers lightened up with a tracery of print or dip-dye color at the bottom of an evening skirt.

Put in a type of dip or sauce at the bottom of it.

"You walk down a saucer-like dip into the shade at the bottom of the tower and then up into the bell-shaped entrance", " says Kathryn Findlay, the architect brought on to the team to help make the Orbit a building as well as an artwork.

One Thanksgiving long ago, as we were taking our first tentative sips of Champagne, a guest impatient with the pace of the pre-Thanksgiving proceedings took matters into his own hands and created a platter of raw vegetables -- leafy celery tops, carrots and broccoli florets -- around a small saucepan of "dip" that was murky at the bottom and flecked with parsley.

Another important feature we found is dipping reflective patches at the bottoms of the volcanic conduits, which are obviously isolated from reflections indicating the sediments and basement.

The as-prepared samples were clamped into the dip-coater with the wrinkle-templates at the bottom end.

Even as I got to the famous Newmarket dip, all I thought was, 'If she keeps going I might get third.' But at the bottom of the dip I saw the other two tiring and I thought, 'Well, I might get there …' Then, in the last 50 yards, I'm thinking, 'Bloody hell, I am going to get there.' I wouldn't swap her for anyone.

At the bottom of the dip the path climbs to the churchyard – almost entirely concealed by trees.