As it poured down the length of the troughs, Page jumped out of the cab again and ran back to pull some hay from the truck bed.
Our results suggest that earthquake energies resulting in magnitudes greater than Mw 8.32 along the entire length of the Sagami Trough could have been released during the 1703 Genroku Kanto earthquake.
The length is stated from the back of the trough, i.e. the edge of the trough nearest to the sow.
He was sitting on the sill of his little casement window, his feet in the lead-lined gutter that ran like a trough the length of the Georgian terrace, looking down over the stone parapet into the street, four stories below.
Three different trough geometries were analysed varying the focal length of the parabola, i.e. the depth of the trough.
The stage - essentially a mud-filled trough - runs the length of the church, with the audience close to the action on banks of benches on either side.
The longer the body of a plane, the more accurately it will straighten wood, as the length of the body allows the plane to bridge peaks and troughs in the wood's surface.
A squadron of model helicopters lined up in front of a Christmas tree-wrapping machine, from which they emerge, propellers folded like resting insects, cocooned in plastic netting a trough of fine sand running the length of the gallery, along which the artist has skied, leaving the track of the skis, the pock-marks of the ski-poles.
The relative settlement Δ denotes the maximum vertical distance between the settlement trough and a straight horizontal line of length L connecting two reference points usually associated with the outermost building edges, the points of inflection or the maximum extent of the trough (cf. Fig. 3).
We suggest that a neotectonic emergence of the ridge gradually restricted the flow of ice through the central Disko Trough forcing glaciers to diverge along the entire length of the ridge and find complementary drainage routes.
