Sentence examples for early slope from inspiring English sources
For sunshine in September, for example, it recommends Crete and Mauritius; it points you towards Boston and Vilnius if you want to beat the crowds; and for early slope action, it recommends Vancouver in November.
This is because such an integral is monotonically increasing, which approximately linearizes its early slope, which slope is at a maximum value at very early times when the activity in the ROI is non-trivial.
Dextral movement of the northeast marginal fault (No. 1 fault) since the Early Pliocene resulted in the formation of a deep embayment and early slope clinoforms along the No. 1 fault in the Yinggehai basin.
This could be the reason why earlier analyzed slope (see Fig. 10) and other slope on the studied site are still stable at their various height and angle range (between 18 20 and 30 40° respectively).
First, the runoff plot method was used to study the early stage slope protection effects of seven different vegetation communities (VCs) selected for Xinnan Highway, which has steep slopes ranging from 30° to 33°.
Conventional Doppler showed evidence of reduced ventricular compliance in HS rats as manifested by a shorter deceleration time of the E wave and an increased early deceleration slope as compared to NS rats.
We therefore divided median first positive swab copy number by 0.125 to estimate the median early expansion slope.
Cluster 2 (n = 23) was characterized by a high degree of bothersomeness initially (intercept 9.4), rapid improvement in the early phase (slope -3.08), a turning point as early as at 2.8 weeks and slower improvement thereafter.
Cluster 1 (n = 43) was characterized by low bothersomeness initially (intercept 1.5), minor deterioration in the early phase (slope 0.06), a turning point at 4.8 weeks and then a slight improvement in the later phase.
It was hard to believe that three days earlier this slope had no snow covering.
We attribute the difference in early time slopes of the contours of Figures 3c and 3f to a difference in target velocity between our model and the experiment.
