Sentence examples for lowest stage from inspiring English sources

The Tithonian Stage overlies the Kimmeridgian Stage and underlies the Berriasian, the lowest stage of the Cretaceous Period.

The Callovian Stage overlies the Bathonian Stage and underlies the Oxfordian, the lowest stage of the Upper Jurassic Series.

The hot rocket staging is to separate the lowest stage by directly ignite the continuing-stage-motor.

One of the world's leading professional boxing organisations, the WBC, has described the move as the "shameful lowest stage" of Olympic boxing.

The lowest stage measures at its foot some 210 by 150 feet (64 by 46 metres), and its height was about 40 feet.

He represents humans as starting from the lowest stage of savagery with no superiority over the other animals, save that of bodily organization and as advancing uninterruptedly in the path of enlightenment, virtue, and happiness.

The higher stages keep the incoming lines in a synchronization buffer, until disparities are propagated from the lowest stages.

This was especially true in the UK (five English registries, Northern Ireland, Wales), which had the lowest stage-specific survival for all except TNM stage I disease.

Behind the low stage, where one might have expected an enormous fish tank, there was merely a translucent white curtain.

One factor in the San Francisco Symphony's current success is Davies Symphony Hall's low stage and wraparound seating.

To film a low stage in the round, 16 cameras would be needed, and my experience was limited to one.