Sentence examples for low crest from inspiring English sources
Ridgewood Terrace is a long, wide street gently ascending the low crest known somewhat grandiosely as the first of the Orange Mountains, and flanked by wide lawns and big, solid houses of the same vintage as the Crosses': Victorians and Queen Annes and Dutch Colonials.
This wideband signal possesses the large time bandwidth product, low crest factor and good correlation properties.
For the particular design applications of overtopping wave energy converters and smooth dikes in severe storm conditions, knowledge is required on the probability distribution of the individual overtopping volumes of smooth structures with relatively low crest freeboards.
Pseudo-random excitation with low crest factor is less likely to force a structure under test into nonlinear behavior, which should be avoided, or at least minimized, in the practice of experimental modal analysis.
Physical model tests that are described show overtopping of a low crest breakwater in which the maximum seaward force is greater than the maximum force acting towards the land.
Parks contributed Corythosaurus frontalis, based on skull GSC 5853 (now ROM 869), which differed from the well-known tall, straight, rounded crest of other specimens of Corythosaurus by having a low crest cocked forward.
The obscuring matter could be the long, low crests of two pinwheel-like waves of gas and dust.
The effects on reflection due to composite slopes and to low crests are also examined and proper extensions of the formula are provided.
The PICIN model is validated against data from three benchmark experiments: i) wave shoaling over a submerged bar, ii) wave overtopping of a Low Crested Structure (LCS) and iii) dam-break induced overtopping of a containment dike.
Moreover, close relatives of Dimetrodon such as Sphenacodon have very low crests that would have been useless as thermoregulatory devices.
The crown of the tooth is triangular and contains six cusps, connected by low crests, that surround two prominent, low-lying fossae (basins) and a third, smaller fossa.
