Sentence examples for further slope from inspiring English sources

Paul Hogan as Crocodile Dundee (Alamy) We climbed a further slope to gain panoramic views of the Nourlangie escarpment, a sort of miniature geological version of Uluru, but without the cultural and religious significance, and stalked a huge variety of birdlife at the Anbangbang billabong.

The trap-unfilled SCLC is changed to a trap-filled SCLC at the trap-filled limited voltage (V TFL), thereby resulting in a further slope increase.

The long-term measurements at selected locations suggest that erosion in the tuff is important, which increases particularly in winter and spring seasons and results in the loss of support accelerating the occurrence of further slope failures.

The slope and intercept of the regression analysis showed a slight deviation from the ideal fit, so that the calibration could be even improved by further slope-intercept correction.

(3) Thus, the call option price function needs to be monotonically non-increasing and further the slope of the function must be bounded below uniformly.

Further, the slope of the Tauc plot (B) and disorder indicator (Urbach energy, E u) show that the films with thick nc-Si H layers are poorly ordered as hydrogenc-Si Hion increases.

Further, the slope of class (γ11) was not a significant predictor, indicating that the rate of change in the Criterion® score for each class did not differ and that students in all classes generally made small but similar steady progress over time, with a mean increase of 0.31 between two time points (i.e., between Times 1 and 2 and between Times 2 and 3).

Further, the slope of the blood lead IQ relation was steeper at lower than at higher levels of exposure.

Further, the slope values in the CpG islands and exons were different from those in the intergenic and intronic regions (Fig. 3).

In essence, the further the slope (m) in Table S1 is away from 0, the less tolerance a circuit possesses for changes in EnvZ-V5 level.

Further, this slope (although small when histidine content is low) is generally negative or positive according to whether the protonated state of histidine is stabilised (ΔQFU positive) or destabilised (ΔQFU negative) in the folded protein.