Sentence examples for levels descended from inspiring English sources

Its walls were up to 7 m thick and the bunker's working levels descended 6 m below ground.

Often these recessed seats are on three different levels, descending like steps from east to west.

(ii) Within the spectral region where υ2 is expected, weak bands due to spin-forbidden transitions to various levels descending from the free-ion term, 2G, may also appear; the weak υ2 may be easily confused with any of them.

The pSTAT3 (Tyr705) level descended to baseline level after 2 hours of treatment.

The frequency of HBV infection was found to be higher in the individuals aged 30 40 years while anti-HBsAg level was higher in younger individuals and level descended with the increasing age as shown in Figure 1.

Instead we have the John Cleese version of management where massive change at every level descends at once, tipping people over the edge.

It is more obvious in larger specimen size that aggregate volume fraction increase could contribute a lot to bearing capacity improving and whole stress level descending.

The River Yamuna is a major Himalayan river originating from Yamunotri glacier (6,096 m above sea level) descending from Mount Kalindi and forming into a regular river from Yamunotri onwards.

Hierarchical level (descending from 1) in the biological process GO directed acyclic graph.

Fibres of this tract decussate at midbrain levels, descend in the lateral funiculus of the spinal cord (overlapping ventral parts of the corticospinal tract), enter the spinal gray matter, and terminate on interneurons in lamina VII.

But Gilead is the usual kind of dictatorship: shaped like a pyramid, with the powerful of both sexes at the apex, the men generally outranking the women at the same level; then descending levels of power and status with men and women in each, all the way down to the bottom, where the unmarried men must serve in the ranks before being awarded an Econowife.