Sentence examples for level and forms from inspiring English sources
Part of this platform now lies slightly above sea level and forms a nearly flat and often swampy coastal plain, which stretches from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to beyond the Mexican border.
DLP involves standard 1 and 4 at primary level and forms 1 at the secondary level.
Experimental results show that the activation temperature plays a crucial role on the specific surface area, N doping level and forms, graphitization degree and therefore the capacitive performance and catalytic activity of the afforded a-NCs, thus allow us to facilely tune the application performances as required.
Activated nitrogen doped carbons (a-NCs) with microporous texture, tunable N doping level and forms were synthesized by carbonization and controllable alkali activation of polyaniline (PANI) precursor, which were further employed as electrode materials of supercapacitors and heterogeneous catalysts for 4-nitrophenol hydrogenation.
An unpaired individual is projected on the next level and forms a new vertex and a new edge of length t connecting the two vertices.
There are also major limitations to what can be concluded by mRNA measurements, because they do not tell us whether the transcribed gene is translated at a corresponding level and forms a protein that is active in vivo.
The Kaema Highlands in the northeast have an average elevation of 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level and form the topographic roof of the entire Korean peninsula.
Technically, Gray says, Merck "held at the $26 level and formed a nice double bottom".
This may be due to the second apparent difference between policies and host national attitudes, namely the difference in the level and form of signals sent by the host country and received by immigrants.
A basal mixed ration supplying 36 mg of Zn/kg of dry matter (DM) was supplemented with 1 of 4 concentrates differing in level and form of dietary Zn.
This generation of valleys graded to the new base level and formed a lower erosion surface, at most 1 km below the summit erosion surface, thus indicating the magnitude of its uplift.
