Sentence examples for lower ascent from inspiring English sources

Handling time should increase with trellis diameter (≈ lower ascent angle, Bell 1958; Putz and Holbrook 1991; Scher et al. 2001) and vary with the degree of specialization of the climbing mechanism (Gentry 1991) (Fig.  2).

At same voltage input (18 V), sludge treated with direct current (DC) exhibited slower ascent of temperature and lower energy efficiencies for heat production comparing to that using alternate current (AC).

Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep was likely lower immediately upon ascent to altitude, possibly lower after 1 week and similar after 2 weeks.

The reduced take-off performance of winter Svalbard ptarmigan is consistent with data from the only comparable avian study in terms of the percentage of mass increase, in which blackcaps (60% elevation in Mb) showed a 32% lower angle of ascent and 17% lower take-off velocity than lean individuals (Kullberg et al., 1996).

He collapsed on the lower part of the ascent of Leith Hill near Dorking in Surrey and was pronounced dead at around 11am.

"A 55-year-old man collapsed on the lower part of the ascent of Leith Hill and, although he received immediate medical attention and an air ambulance attended, the death was confirmed at the scene.

Participants were held at Leith Hill for around 45 minutes before a diversion was put in plac.e A spokeswoman for the event said: "A 55-year-old man collapsed on the lower part of the ascent of Leith Hill and, although he received immediate medical attention and an air ambulance attended, the death was confirmed at the scene.

It is this incoherence, indeed, encountered at lower stages in the ascent, that leads the correct lover, under pressure from his rational desire for truth and consistency, and the pain of inconsistency, to climb to the next stage.

Following the club's rapid ascent from lower divisions to the top league during the first half of the 1990s, Nadderud became in need of upgrades, resulting in a new main grandstand opening in 1996.

As a sporting event, I should mention the ascent of the lower side of Popocatepetl by an ad hoc group of valiant mountaineers (which included myself).

Cleese traces his ascent from stifling lower middle-class, where the apex of ambition was avoidance of embarrassment, to Broadway, where he ended up part of a hit Footlights revue.