Sentence examples for downward space from inspiring English sources

Both species showed considerable downward space reoccupation within most of the crown two years after the release of competition.

The sediments to the right of the fault slipped downward, creating space for more sediment to be deposited than on the left side.

Furthermore, current all-upward two-pass flow core design with a downward gap space exhibits unique flow behavior of feedwater-dominant first-pass flow and valve-dominant second-pass flow because of the large volume of gap space between the first and second pass.

All atoms would have moved everlastingly downward in infinite space and never have collided to form atomic systems had they not swerved at times to a minimal degree.

When the flame is propagated downward, the spacing between cells is almost constant and the cell depth becomes smaller as the acceleration increases.

The knitted fabric passes downward through the space between the upper edges of the plates, called the throat.

After this journey downward, the soaring space of the dining room bursts upon you with almost physical force.

Also, the thinner the set, the more difficult it is to get decent sound out of the speakers that generally need to face downward to conserve space.

It was shocking to be reminded how fast and far Germany's politics spiralled downward in the space of a few short years during the 1920s and 1930s, a period of history still within our lifetimes.

Set pieces can go upward, hauled on wires into the 10-story fly space; downward, riding one of the seven hydraulic elevators that make up the stage floor; backward, sliding away from the audience into the cavernous hangar behind the stage; or sideways, rolling into the wings on enormous motorized platforms.

Changes to the site may affect the structure, changes to the services may trigger upward changes to the infrastructure or downward to the space plan.