Sentence examples for lateral base from inspiring English sources

Eruptions are characterized by a "cockscomb" ejection of lake water, lithics, sediment ± minor juvenile material that is erupted from the lake to heights ranging from 1 m to more than 500 m, accompanied by dilute lateral base surges of steam.

The soft-tissue rebalancing involves release of the adductor tendon from its insertion along the lateral base of the proximal phalanx, release of the deep transverse metatarsal ligament, and mobilization with recentering of the sesamoids.

The system parameters include the eccentricity of the superstructure, the uncoupled torsional to lateral frequencies ratio of the superstructure, the eccentricity of the isolator, and the uncoupled torsional to lateral base isolation frequencies ratio of the isolator.

IIIscm3 - M. metafurca-coxalis medialis (61 38)) Origin: Lateral base of metafurca.

Tissue Doppler indices will be recorded at the septal and lateral base of the mitral annulus.

IIscm3 - M. mesofurca-coxalis medialis (38 (61)) Origin: Lateral base of mesofurca.

How lateral genes connect into such complex networks has remained an open issue [ 18], although some general network properties of laterally transferred genes have been identified by intersecting public network data with lists of genes detected as lateral based on methods which assume genes are transferred as intact units [ 13, 14, 45].

This implies moving from a vertical (or line) based perspective, where each party focuses solely on their own expertise, to a more lateral based perspective, where each party understands the fundamental topics from all the other involved disciplines to correctly translate and incorporate them into their own subpart of the design.

This difference is mainly ascribed to an anticipated higher level of difficulty due to the smaller medial-lateral base of support area in single-leg tests compared to bilateral tests.

Since the 2005 Summit, there have been various areas of African-Asian collaboration on bi-lateral or multi-lateral bases.

Bilateral traumatic otomastoid effusions are present (not annotated) related to lateral skull base fractures (not depicted).