Sentence examples for in which steep from inspiring English sources

The mountains are for the most part in a youthful stage of dissection in which steep slopes are incised by dense river-valley networks.

Unlike the "pool-and-drop" rivers we were used to, in which steep rapids alternate with stretches of placid flat water, the Snake drops almost 4,000 feet with no waterfalls or unrunnable rapids.

On one wall, a group of mountain views showcases Hartley's technical range, from the shimmering pastel of "Blue Landscape," with its flattened perspective and emphasis on tonal subtlety, to the spare angularity of his Waxenstein drawing, in which steep crags tower ominously over a fragile chalet.

Benedict Andrews directed an outstanding Return of Ulysses for ENO in 2011 but lost focus in this football stadium setting, designed by Ralph Myers, in which steep banks of upturned seats were hardly enlivened by all the theatre-of-cruelty walk-ons: clowns, men in suits and paper hats, cloned tiller girls with a bit of modest nakedness.

In this study, we report a remarkable case of non-equilibrium divergence in the estuarine seaweed Fucus ceranoides, in which steep genetic discontinuities are preserved despite the absence of obvious barriers to dispersal.

Concerning the whole group of SiGe islands, a remarkable hierarchy of shapes emerges, in which steeper islands are always derived from shallower islands by adding successively steeper pedestal elements to the base of the islands.

This can be appreciated in the kymographs in Figure 1D, in which steeper lines indicate slower movement.

In all cases but one, the steep quasispecies outcompete the flat ones in little time (notice that in the case in which the steep quasispecies is outcompeted, its Error Threshold is very close to the mutation rates used for the competition experiment).

And it is possible that no deal will emerge at all, in which case steep American tariffs will remain in place and European taxes will also be imposed.

C17 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Conflict Brewing Over Dollar President Bush's allies in Europe and Asia suspect that his next foreign policy challenge could involve a potential currency crisis, in which a steep plunge in the value of the dollar touches off economic waves around the world.

The method presented is suitable for kinetic studies of reactors in which even steep temperature gradients are present.