Sentence examples for major culmination from inspiring English sources

Successive culmination and depression surfaces are separated from one another by along strike distances of ∼20 km, although atypical fold geometries developed in the flanks of major culmination and depressions follow their own patterns, revealing that smaller perturbations occur within the larger scheme.

An ongoing project since 2004, Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever: Completely Ridiculous Edition hits shelves in September, and is the final major culmination of the comics, collecting the works of Neely and his comic creator friends with over 20 mini-comics and illustrations depicting the two lovebirds.

Major culminations are interpreted to reflect regions of surging flow marked by increased velocity during exhumation, whilst the opposite is true for depressions.

One of the major events of culmination is the formation of the stalk (DDANAT:0000093), a cylinder of dead, vacuolated stalk cells surrounded by a proteo-cellulose casing: the stalk tube (DDANAT:0000097).

"We also list our clients in tombstone ads," which announce the culmination of major deals.

The YFI were erupted along crustal-scale normal faults at the culmination of major tectonic changes affecting the western Peruvian margin, where they represent the last volcanic activity recorded in the area.

This major discovery is the culmination of an international partnership led by Ignasi Ribas, a stellar astrophysicist at the Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia.

Today saw the culmination of a major investigation, the latest in a series of high-profile trials involving large groups of adults sexually exploiting British children.

The effort, led by a German nonprofit group and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture working with local government, is the culmination of a major philosophical shift among preservationists in the region.

Celebrating the culmination of a major addition and renovation project, the Phillips Collection in Washington plans an exhibition in April to welcome back 60 masterworks of Impressionist and modern art from a four-year international tour.

The raids were the culmination of a major joint operation, codenamed Alpha, between Thai and Spanish investigators, prompted by the discovery that a suspected member of the al-Qaida-inspired terror cell responsible for several attacks in Madrid – including the 2004 M-11 train bombings, which killed 191 people and left 1,800 injured – was travelling on a false passport.