Sentence examples for edge rising from inspiring English sources

Around every corner is another canal, a series of triangular-roofed 'grachtenpands' tracing the water's edge, rising up to form the fodder of countless postcards.

The temperature on a sensor behind the leading edge rose to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, and then the sensor, or the wiring that connected it to the recorder, failed.

At the river's edge rises an enormous block of red brick topped by a monstrous square tower which seems to bestride the picturesque roofs and timbered houses of Shakespeare's town like a brutal modern Colossus.

The cliff edge rises 2,300 feet above Lake Ringedalsvatnet, but that doesn't stop people from jumping up and down, doing cartwheels, or dangling their legs from the outcropping. .

However, whereas the Cu edge rises around 3 orders of magnitude in the XANES data, the XEOL-XANES shows a high level of pre-edge fluorescence in the UV NIR region sampled.

Figure 2 also demonstrates that, after logarithmic amplification, the edges (rising or falling) of the clock waveform are more abrupt.

This part of the ectodermal layer thickens and becomes the neural plate, whose edges rise as neural folds that converge toward the midline, fuse together, and form the neural tube.

In general the stochastic error of edges rose but the same basic topology was retrieved.

The floor of the graben lies at 1200 m and is occupied by the wide valley of the Büsiin Gol river and glacial deposits, covered by an impassable taiga, while the mountains of its eastern edge rise up to 3200 m and have inaccessible alp-like peaks (Uflyand et al., 1969).

Especially notable is H. salinarum, which has ΔR ∼ 0.3 and f ΔR ∼ 4 over a wavelength interval comparable to the conifer forest red edge rise.

defer.add img); Cuts are made as the sharp edge rises upwards through the timber.