Sentence examples for marking the upper from inspiring English sources

This paper uses geomorphological mapping and exposure dating to test two hypotheses commonly used to explain such a landscape contrast: either the pattern reflects contrasts in glacial erosion related to the basal thermal regime beneath a former ice sheet or it represents a periglacial trimline marking the upper limit of ice cover during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).

This, along with gardening, seems to have marked the upper limit of his conception of "fun".

Psychologists used to think that O.K. plateaus marked the upper bounds of innate ability.

The ridges of the mountains are usually obscured by a bank of clouds known as a foehn wall, which marks the upper limit of precipitation on the windward slopes.

With time (and property rights) the enduring fortunes that mark the upper realms elsewhere will come to China.

However, the equity was halted by resistance at the 23 level, which marks the upper level of the stock's June 29 gap.

It is defined solely by the physical limits of use and thus marks the upper limit of the theoretically realisable energy supply contribution'.

This area marked the upper rail of a trading range that corralled TJX for the better part of the prior five months.

The thin solid curve denotes the average action of unreliable SEEs and the thin dotted curves mark the upper and lower limits of the SD.

Similar to ω sp for metal, the position of the lowest horizontal asymptote marks the upper bound for SPP (the reason will be discussed in the next section).

For example, the field-effect mobility of printed TFTs using sSWCNTs is generally higher than 1 cm2V−1 s−1, which marks the upper limit for organic semiconductors.