Sentence examples for irregularly high from inspiring English sources

More than 3,000 lakes and hundreds of short rivers and streams either have been impounded by or have cut through the irregularly high and low landscapes.

But after the election, a police investigation was launched when it was noticed there had been an irregularly high return of postal votes from Hussain's ward - 1,538, 9% higher than in other wards.

Another finding is an irregularly high call volume on the first day of each month.

The last shutdown came in 1995, the same year another irregularly high wave of "outsider" freshman congressmen were elected.

In a part of the St. Clair River, where liquid runoff is released by Shell, the water maintains an irregularly high temperature, often releasing steam and a strong gasoline odor.

The magnetic anomaly over LPM shows several irregularly shaped high magnetic anomalies.

Optical sections of a DAPI-stained C2C12 nucleus denoting the position of the Barr body and a neighboring autosomal region showed irregularly shaped higher-density chromatin clusters pervaded by less intensely or unstained regions.

Herbaceous cover was irregularly distributed, with high cover zones in distinct bands across slopes on paddocks in stable and degrading condition, and irregular patches in a degraded paddock.

High resolution TEM images indicated that thickening of the ε-HCP phase does not proceed regularly on every second atomic plane, which would form perfect ε-phase HCP structure, but irregularly leaving a high density of stacking faults.

Generally, the shorter chain compounds have evenly spaced reflections at low angles (2θ) but for the longer chain adducts a progression of evenly spaced low-intensity reflections are usually observed at, 20° ≤ 2θ ≤ 25° which becomes irregularly spaced at higher angles due to side chain packing interactions of the methylene hydrogen [61, 62, 63].

As the data in this table indicate, perceived BSE benefits and self-efficacy among subjects who performed BSE (regularly and irregularly) were significantly higher than those who never performed it (p < 0.05).