Sentence examples for downward under the from inspiring English sources
Water within this interval, which is moving downward under the influence of gravity, is called vadose water, or gravitational water.
The Himalayan ranges were thrust upward by tectonic action as the Indian-Australian Plate moved northward from the south and was subducted (forced downward) under the Eurasian Plate following the collision of the two plates between about 40 and 50 million years ago.
By contrast, those paths again just shift downward under the exploration technology scenario.
Due to the conservation of mass, as gravity drives individual particles which are denser than the surrounding fluid downward, under the assumption that fracture walls are not moving apart, fluid inevitably flows upward and sideways at the same time.
Otherwise, my fathers concerns were much more terrestrial, and he spent his time not gazing heavenward but downward, under the ground, looking for gold.
For hover, a series of "transition doors" were opened into the nozzles, blocking them off and re-directing the flow downward under the aircraft.
Even Beyoncé's Vaseline smile turned downward this year under the weight of sinking patrol cars.
They were clearly differentiated from the dragon robes, however, by their capelike collars and by flaring epaulets that gradually narrowed as they continued downward and under the arms.
Small grains have a higher probability of filling these voids than the larger ones do, and so the larger grains migrate upwards as the smaller grains fill the voids through downward movement under the influence of gravity.
But Professor Bartels unearths a stunning statistical regularity: Over the entire 60-year period, income inequality trended substantially upward under Republican presidents but slightly downward under Democrats, thus accounting for the widening income gaps over all.
Over the entire 60-year period, writes Blinder, "income inequality trended substantially upward under Republican presidents but slightly downward under Democrats, thus accounting for the widening income gaps over all".
