Sentence examples for dips up to from inspiring English sources

Pronounced westerly (seaward) dips up to 25° unlike the horizontal lava pile of the Western Ghats (Auden 1949; Sheth 1998).

When dune activity is moderate, dunes are higher (up to 5 m height) and their internal structure shows low-angle dip reflections except for the avalanche face, where dips up to 22° are identified.

The area with a highest sand movement activity is characterized by small dunes, with overlapping reflector packages exhibiting reflections which dip up to 25°.

The slopes of Dharamshala region are steeply dipping up to > 41° with upper 5 m to 10 m cover of fluvial deposits or the debris cover which is easily prone to sliding under adverse conditions.

Fully frosted microscope slides (SuperFrost Plus® Menzel GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany) were dipped up to one-fourth the frosted area in a hot 0.9% normal-melting-point agarose (Roth, 2268.2; Karlsruhe, Germany) in PBS.

To make removal easy, only dip up to the base of your hand, before it starts narrowing to your wrist.

A high-powered auger machine, for use in seam dips of up to 23°, was developed and introduced at a coal mine in Australia (Matsui et al. 2003).

And since then they have risen when Tiger has been part of the drama of the stretch and dipped by up to 50 per cent when he has been an also-ran.

By performing spectrally resolved transmission measurements pronounced Bragg grating behaviour is observed, with the transmission dip increasing (up to ∼12 dB) with the increasing grating length.

The locations of these observatories, shown in Fig. 1(a), are located from the dip equator up to the Sq focus near Sabhawala (30.37°N Geographic Latitude).

Furthermore, they are well exposed in very gently northward and eastward dipping sections up to 4 km thick, allowing assessment of the facies architecture and evolution of this felsic volcanic LIP.