Sentence examples for extend downwards from inspiring English sources
On the Mexican side there are plants with roots that extend downwards, and a sun and a moon.
The atmospheric zonal flows extend downwards by more than 2,000 kilometres, but not beyond 3,500 kilometres, as is also the case with the jets.
From the injured CFA, post-catheterisation haemorrhage may either collect locally at the groin (Fig. 2), or extend downwards in the adductor or quadriceps thigh muscles (Fig. 3) or upwards in the pelvis (Fig. 4).
Indeed, in this scalp condition, inflamed streamers and fibrous tracts extend downwards from the hair follicle [ 16, 17].
Moreover, as Vaneechoute points out, experience (in his terminology), or awareness, may extend downwards, to the molecular level of enzymes, or any item which has the potentiality of connecting with another item, thereby forming a new unit.
Soon after germination, vertical, or near-vertical primary roots of Zea mays, grown either in soil or in laboratory conditions on filter paper, usually extend downwards as a consequence of their graviperception (i.e., the roots are positively orthogravitropic).
A ladder extending downwards the interior of the earth and disappearing in the clouds is the image for collective experience..
"The panel determined that this 'culture of fear', somewhat ironically, also extended downwards from UK Sport to British Canoeing - in the simplest of terms 'no medals equals no funding'.
Type I is a fracture through the upper part of the odontoid process; type II is a fracture at the junction of the odontoid process with the body of the axis and is the most common type; type III is a fracture that extends downwards into the cancellous portion of the body of the axis and is the next most common pattern (Fig. 19).
The mouth is open, exposing the partly preserved fangs, and a prominent tongue extends downwards.
A piston extended downwards from the trains into a slit in the pipe, meaning that trains were literally sucked towards the pumping station or blown away from it.
