Sentence examples for hill form from inspiring English sources

Ancient hillforts, such as the peculiar Hod Hill, form part of the landscape here, and links to the 137-mile Wessex Ridgeway walk from Marlborough, Wiltshire.

It is a monotonic function in the Hill form, that is, (hat{g}_{i}(f)=frac{f^{h_{j}}}{1+f^{h_{j}}}) ((j=1,2,ldots,n)), where (h_{j}) is the Hill co-efficient and f is a positive constant.

Kids start off on the wrong foot and fall down hill form there.

Note that because a Hill function describes costs for many individual drugs as well as slices through many drug combination effect surfaces[ 10], collapsing the multi-drug cost curves from a given drug pair to a common Hill form can be simply achieved using independent parameters for each salicylate concentration.

DRUMLIN An elongated teardrop-shaped hill formed by drifting glacial ice.

In the winter one can see through the naked trees to the outline of the hill, formed by glaciers that have long since retreated into Canada.

Across the valley, on the shoulder of a hill forming a buttress at the westward limit of the Cambrian mountains, a stand of mature larches was being felled.

Here's a quick primer on some common terms: KAME A steep-sided or conical hill formed from sediments that flowed down through crevasses in glacial ice.

The word highway goes back to the elevated Roman roads that had a mound or hill formed by earth from the side ditches thrown toward the centre, thus high way.

Her first public performance was at a 4-H luncheon at age 7. Influenced by Elvis Presley, Reba McEntire, and Tammy Wynette, Hill formed a band that played at local rodeos while in high school.

Wells and his gamer buddies refined those rules over a number of battles (as contemporary game designers do), looking to discover the best way to resolve hand-to-hand combat, for instance, or what to do if a detachment of bombardiers hid for too long behind the low hill formed by a strategically placed encyclopedia.