Sentence examples for lateral series from inspiring English sources

The lateral series (sounds produced by allowing the air to escape along the edge of the tongue, as happens in English l) consisted of the voiceless *ś (probably like the ll of Welsh), its emphatic counterpart *ṣ́, and the sonorant *l.

Fig. 5 Panoramic view of the NW-facing escarpment with three lateral series of triangular facets at Doi Mae Tom in the Sop Prap area (A); an idealized model showing triangular facets of the Lampang Basin (B); a three-dimensional model of the Ikonos image of the Sop Prap area, showing a series of triangular facets (C); and a NW-SE cross-section across Doi Mae Tom (D).

Among their characteristics are two dorsal fins, the first with several weak spines; lack of a lateral line (series of small sense organs along the head and sides); and, usually, a rounded tail.

This paper presents the design, fabrication, and characterization of a lateral contact series-shunt ohmic RF microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) switch actuated by an electrothermal actuator.

Results reveal that lateral cavities in series have longer tails and smaller peak concentrations compared to lateral cavities in parallel.

Lateral cavities in series cause greater dispersion and require larger distances to reach Fickian conditions (xFick) compared to lateral cavities in parallel.

I am also co-editor of the book series Lateral Exchanges, focused on historical and contemporary issues in design and the built environment, the series intends to play a leading role in scholarly debates on how circulation and exchanges can erode, produce or maintain global asymmetries.

In a historical comparison to an original Charnley series, lateral cement mantles were less deficient in cases with trochanteric osteotomy (Garellick et al. 1999).

Coiling results from the elastic properties of the proboscis cuticle and the internal proboscis musculature (Bänziger, 1971; Krenn, 1990; Krenn, 2000; Wannenmacher & Wasserthal, 2003), which is arranged as a lateral and median series of muscles in the haemocoel of each galea (Eastham & Eassa, 1955; Krenn & Mühlberger, 2002; Krenn & Kristensen, 2004).

In a flat bubble column the velocity time series in lateral and vertical direction are similar to undamped harmonic oscillations.

Miranda Weese, in blue, and Philip Neal execute variations on swoons in a series of lateral lifts and are followed by a double duet: Alexandra Ansanelli, in green, with Benjamin Millepied, and Janie Taylor, in chartreuse, with Sébastien Marcovici.