Sentence examples for individual ridge from inspiring English sources

The comparison between fresh and aged depositions revealed that under certain environmental conditions an individual ridge could randomly change its original position regardless of its unaltered adjacent ridges.

The level 3 features, which are also used for purpose of identity, deal with individual ridge structure such as ridge path deviation, ridge edge and shape, local ridge quality, distance between pores, size and shape of pores (Langenburg 2004; Working draft of CDEFFS 2008).

Development of individual ridges is seen to result from multiple storms in periods of increased storm-wave impact on the coast.

The number of individual ridges which are preserved from a given time interval varies along the coast depending on the morphodynamic setting: sheltered coasts are characterized by numerous small ridges, whereas fewer but larger ridges develop on exposed beaches.

Within each band, which can be up to 25 to 70 km wide, are individual ridges and troughs up to 200 km long and between 10 and 35 km apart.

The landslide rate decreases systematically with distance from the earthquake hypocenter as the seismic waves spread and attenuate, and the topographic site effects on the seismic waves dominate the landslide pattern on the scale of an individual mountain ridge (Meunier et al. 2007).

Many studies have demonstrated that the loops, whorls, and arches on an individual's "friction ridge skin" are unique enough to be admissible as evidence, but few have investigated whether they remain the same over time.

For example, Oubanguia alata is the dominant canopy tree across the plot, yet sparse on the slopes and ridge, but individuals on the slope and ridge in fact performed better than those in its home habitat (depression).

Fringing reefs border many of the individual islands, and reef ridges and mounds are abundant in the lagoon and passages between the islands and the barrier reef.

Finally, Clade IV is represented exclusively by individuals from the Macquarie Ridge where there are no dominant haplotypes (Fig.  4).

As with identifying individuals by the ridges on their finger, the ability to identify them by their mobility traces depends on the uniqueness of the mobility data associated with them.