Sentence examples for elevated crest from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, ridges and inselbergs represent a chain of low-lying ridges or hills that form a continuous elevated crest constituting about 39,466.42 km2 (37 %) and 9,688.82 km2 (9.2 %) of the study area, respectively.
Campsites were located on gentle hill slopes, on elevated crests and on alluvial/colluvial terraces near the Lachlan River course.
Sandblasted and Acid Etching titanium (SLA titanium) test disks were obtained by TiO2 particles being applied to the surface and two phases of etching with fluoridric acid followed by a second acid attack by sulphuric-hydrochloric acid with irregular distributed porosity structure of micro-deep valleys alternated to elevated sharp crests.
But the story is different in the flat marshlands to the east, where the rivers will crest and then stay at elevated levels for many days, said Trent Ferguson, the South Atlantic Division water manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Iwata et al. [ 79] described that a loss of Tgfbr2 in mouse cranial neural crest cells results in an elevated expression of TGF- β2 and T βRIII and defective cell proliferation in the palatal mesenchyme.
However, in a neural crest conditional Pdgfra mutant, apoptosis did not appear elevated (Tallquist and Soriano, 2003), which may suggest an alternate model.
He saw that she'd had her hair done, two waves cresting on either side of her brow and an elevated dome built up above it.
The occurrences of the rim crest on type i and ii craters are on the topographically elevated side of the terrain.
Although patients with Costello syndrome are prone to developing neural crest malignancies, it is not clear if CFC patients have an elevated risk of developing cancer, with only a few individuals developing neoplasms in different tissues (1).
Maxillary sinus lift is a bone augmentation procedure in the sinus that improves the alveolar crest height in atrophic posterior maxilla by forming new bone in the space created under the elevated sinus membrane.
