Sentence examples for mantle at the from inspiring English sources

The mantle at the Met is a huge cloth patterned with vertical bands of reds, blues, greens, golds and purple and bordered with dreadlocks of tasseled fringes.

She took over the mantle at the London film festival in 2003, where she proved a popular and successful face of the festival, upping admissions year-on-year.

The next generation of a prominent New York real estate family business, Glenwood Management, has taken up the mantle at the company and begun its first condominium project.

Results indicated that eccentric loading greatly increases stresses in the cement mantle at the bone-cement interface, and no significant difference was predicted between keel and peg implants.

The hillslopes show a systematic pattern of rock outcrops on the crest and shoulders to a colluvial mantle at the footslopes, where the cisterns are dug out.

As for the pheasants, poised on the mantle at the North Temple location, Mr. deCondé said that he bought those from a Salt Lake City rare bird dealer, who worked in tandem with a local taxidermist.

Between 12° and 15°E the influence of the slab increases the depth of the discontinuity, suggesting the influence of colder temperature on the rheological behavior of the mantle at these depths (as seen in Karato, 2012).

The other is the strong high-velocity anomalies in the shallower part of the upper mantle at 30°W 140°E (the shallowest 400 km mantle beneath East Antarctica).

Whichever theory proves true, geologists are still at a loss to explain why so much gold rose up from the mantle at that time in a single location.

One is the strong low-velocity anomalies in the lowermost mantle at 0 45°E (the CMB region beneath Africa).

The periostracum, the outermost organic layer, is secreted by the inner surface of the outer mantle fold at the mantle margin.