Sentence examples for flat depression from inspiring English sources

In 73 bce the gladiator Spartacus was besieged by the praetor Publius Claudius Pulcher on the barren summit of Mount Somma, which was then a wide, flat depression walled by rugged rocks festooned with wild vines.

Results: No ST change was observed in 20 of 59 (34%) patients, up slope depression was observed in 20 (34%), flat depression in 13 (22%), and down slope depression in 6 (10%).

CFR was 3.1±0.6 in group with no ST change, 3.1±0.6 in group with up slope depression, 2.1±0.6 in group with flat depression (p<0.05 versus group with no change and group with upslope depression, respectively), and 2.0±0.4 in group with down slope depression (p<0.05 versus group with no change and group with up slope depression, respectively).

In the spray zone, the surf bench is marked by small coalescent karstic potholes, giving place to pinnacle-like forms (spitzkarren) separated inward by gradually widening flat depressions.

When the Ga droplets are removed by HCl chemical etching (Figure 1b), the surface shows ≈ 2-nm-deep flat depressions in the areas previously occupied by the droplets.

These results show that the nanohole formation process is activated when Ga droplets are exposed to arsenic, while in the absence of arsenic, only flat depressions beneath the Ga droplets are observed.

In this picture, the key role of arsenic flux would be the reactivation of dissolution of the GaAs substrate by the metallic Ga droplets and further GaAs growth, processes that are also in the origin of the well-known flat depressions beneath the Ga droplets in the absence of an arsenic flux.

These parameters are derived from a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and used as thresholds for the classification of landform elements like crests, flats, depressions and slopes.

It feels like there's a giant vat in the hallway and it's about to upend, flooding the entire flat with depression as thick as Golden Syrup.

The Markham Valley is part of a flat, elongated depression varying from 8-32 km wide that cuts through the otherwise mountainous terrain of the interior of New Guinea, running from the mouth of the Markham near the port of Lae, to that of the Ramu some 600 km away.

The surface appeared to be covered with large flat-floored depressions.