Sentence examples for lies higher from inspiring English sources

At room temperature (300 K [81° F]) the ground state lies higher, at a, where the centre has considerable vibrational energy.

More than one-third of the island lies higher than 1,500 feet (457 metres), and it has the highest relief of the West Indies, reaching 10,417 feet (3,175 metres) at Duarte Peak in the Cordillera Central in the Dominican Republic.

The (10b) carbon cluster in Figure1 with C s symmetry and energy difference of 502 meV lies higher than Figure1 (10a) structure.

The right coronary artery generally lies higher than the left coronary artery, with average distance between the plane of the aortic annulus and coronary artery ostium (CAO) of 15.5 mm on the left and 17.3 mm on the right [46].

Our calculations indicated that Figure1 (8a) with D4d symmetry is the most stable structure, and the planar D2h isomer in Figure1 (8b) with energy difference of 2,016 meV lies higher than the D4d isomer.

The valence bandgap value for Ge/Si heterostructures in the heterojunction is well known [22] and equals 0.54 eV; moreover, the Ge valence band lies higher on the energy than the Si valence band.

Ladner, meanwhile, powerfully conveys Alzira's conflicted emotions, though the role lies high for her.

The Owens valley lies high in the Californian mountains 250 miles north-east of the city of Los Angeles.

This could be due to the fact the Antapex radiant lies highest above the horizon this time of year during the evening hours.

This lies high up on the Cotswold Hills, outside Salperton Park, three-quarters of a mile south-west of the village, and four miles north-west of Northleach.

It was the first time in the state's 75-year-old record that no snow was found at that spot, which lies high in the Sierra Nevada.