Sentence examples for emergence above from inspiring English sources

This range, with the steepness inherited from pre-orogenic volcanoes, has been subject to mass wasting even before its emergence above sea level no earlier than Middle Pleistocene.

Assuming that the collision has propagated southward at a rate of 55 mm/yr, the time to topographic steady state is 1.8 2.3 Myr after emergence above sea level.

The country owes its varied topography, and perhaps even its emergence above the waves, to the dynamic boundary it straddles between the Pacific and Indo-Australian Plates.

The islands vary in age ranging from ∼0.7 to ∼4.2 million years since emergence above sea level (White et al. 1993).

We propose that plants monitor the soil's gaseous environment after germination, using hypoxia as a key external cue to protect the stem cell niche, thus ensuring successful rapid establishment upon emergence above ground.

Temperature regime also appears to affect spawn timing both by stabilizing selection acting on the time of fry emergence (discussed above) and by selection to avoid high stream temperatures during the spawning period (Beer and Anderson 2001).

One of the keys was the emergence of Jason Richardson, above, as a go-to shooter.

Just to clarify, the order of biochemical emergence listed above refers to the completion of each major metabolic set.

Of all processes, seedling emergence and, above all, seedling survival were clearly bottlenecks for recruitment that were associated with habitat fragmentation.

Wings, and all other materially embodied biological organs, seem clearly to fall under the kind of merely epistemological emergence discussed above.

As discussed above, the emergence of new ICTs, including biometric ID cards, can greatly facilitate this task.