Sentence examples for low green from inspiring English sources
The colors indicate X-ray energy bands - red (low), green (medium), and blue (high).
A river wends its way through low green hills and brilliant golden clouds, across both screens.
In this minimally processed Chandra image, the colors indicate X-ray energy bands - red (low), green (medium), and blue (high).
The areas classified as cold spots are mostly with low green volume and a scattered/low-clustering pattern.
Nevertheless, the resultant low green mechanical strength of these castables has hindered their application in relevant areas.
On the way back, a row of low green hills appears on the eastern horizon — foothills of the Taconic Ridge, which stretches all the way to the Berkshires.
She dropped gracefully to one knee in front of a low green-glass table and signed the forms, sliding them back toward Liang, who added his signature beside hers.
Checkpoint Sapper, on the ridge of the hills forming Kosovo's eastern border here, is an impromptu fortress, a warren of low green-sandbag walls with tanks dug in around it, their guns pointing down onto the roofs of Dobrosin, a village of Kosovo Albanians in the Presevo Valley below.
Therefore, large-scale management for low green-house gas emission (C-friendly agriculture) in the Amazon must be rethought and alternative strategies, such as rotation with pastures (e.g. integrated crop-livestock systems), should be adopted in order to preserve and/or increase C stocks, reducing the impact of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.
Two hospital-based cohort studies (Nakachi et al, 1998; Inoue et al, 2001) observed a nonsignificant lower risk of recurrence among high green-tea consumers than among low green-tea consumers with breast cancer, although such an effect may not apply to healthy women.
When disease-free survival (DFS) was assessed in 113 patients who received curative resections (40 low-to-low, 47 low-to-high, and 26 high-to-high), the low-to-high group (Fig. 1d, blue line) showed an intermediate survival curve between that for the low-to-low (green line) and high-to-high (red line) groups.
