Sentence examples for middle members from inspiring English sources

Observations of pavement crowds in Toulouse in France show that clusters of three and four people naturally organise themselves into concave "V" and "U" shapes, with middle members falling back slightly.

The middle members are composed of bedded to massive gypsum and red-green mudstone of a coastal and/or continental sabkha environment.

Rhythmic alternations between gypsum beds and red-green mudstone and/or dolomitic limestone and bituminous shale, observed in the middle members, might be related to minor periodical climatic changes rather than to tectonics.

If a group of three people cared about moving quickly, they would behave like geese and form a convex "V", with the middle member slightly in front to forge a path.

There's also the middle member of that team, who is caught between the leader's authority and his own disturbing encounter with the computer's display of will, and a young woman from another team who helps Peter to test his hypothesis and seems interested in him but can't break through his shell of reticence.

This code was shown to over-estimate the axial capacity of compression members under static axial load in the middle member slenderness range of 0.35 0.75.

The upper and lower shales have unusually high gamma ray readings and high resistivity, while the middle member has a signature similar to clastic and carbonate rocks.

Further, the middle member of inequality (1.1), usually known by the mean value of in, will be denoted by, that is, (1.13).

The recovery rate for tight oil is even lower at 5% 10% % (Hoffman 2012), for example, the oil recovery rate in the middle member Bakken formation ranges from 2%to5% 5 % to as high as 20%% (Jarvie 2012).

Those were the conditions present when the Pehuen Co palaeoichnological site was formed (Fig. 6), which in the local stratigraphy would correspond to the Middle Member of the Agua Blanca Sequence (Manera de Bianco et al. 2008).

Strata of the Bradore Formation have been interpreted in terms of a marine transgression developed at the onset of spreading of Iapetus Ocean, with a basal member of fluvial origin, a middle member of lagoonal origin and an upper member of tidal-channel origin.