Sentence examples for lower where it is from inspiring English sources

The resulted visual impact tends to be lower where it is less visually pleasant with more buildings in the view, and can be slightly reduced by the visual absorption effect of the scattered trees between the motorway and the viewpoint.

On the other hand, P. perna is restricted by its gaping behaviour to the lower shore where it is also able to exclude the other species [ 48].

The front is somewhat convex; the back convex except lower down where it is concave.

Vertical diffusion transports NO from altitudes of 150 km and above, to lower altitudes where it is longer lived.

As a result, he and other economists expected that the pace of job creation would slow, leaving the unemployment rate not much lower than where it is now.

Normally blood pressure doesn't change much and heart rate increases slightly as the body tries to get all the blood from the lower body, where it is pooled, to the rest of the body, which now needs more blood.

With the pressure now higher in the upper chamber, the brewed coffee is forced back down through the filter-topped spout into the lower chamber, where it is ready to drink.

But it also suggests that given 2 percent inflation or a bit higher, Spain ought to be able to have an unemployment rate around 15 percent, or 10 percent lower than where it is now.

Boldness has been pretty much out of fashion in city-planning circles for a while, especially in lower Manhattan, where it is associated not only with projects like the World Trade Center but with unrealized schemes like the expressway Robert Moses wanted to run across downtown, which would have destroyed SoHo.

Performance is compared with the Cramer Rao lower bound where it is shown that cognitive RSS-WLS estimator is asymptotically efficient.

If the stock continues to trade at about 0.3 times sales, and if you deduct $2 per share in debt, the value of UTSI is about $5 per share--about $2 per share lower than where it is now.