Sentence examples for movement from high from inspiring English sources

Or shall we talk business?" Already we get the characteristic abrupt movement from high to low, from poetical to practical.

The pressure-gradient force expresses the tendency of pressure differences to effectuate air movement from higher to lower pressure.

This can be attributed to the groundwater movement from higher slope in the upstream to the downstream in the lower part of coastal area.

"There's been a tremendous movement from the high-end hotels, the Ritz-Carltons and Four Seasons, into the Hiltons and Marriotts," said Thom Nulty, the president of Navigant International, the big travel management company.

Onset of mezhi period when medeh winds die down and signals the beginning of the main transhumance movement, mezhīro: from higher to lower grounds.

Where those in power believe they have the Moral Authority, somewhat akin to the old Temperance Movement, to declare from high above over the contemptuous masses.

Inwardly rectifying potassium channels such as KCNJ10 are thought to be involved in the spatial buffering of potassium by mediating potassium movement from areas of high extracellular concentration, thus lowering neuronal excitability.

As stated most simply the demographic transition is a movement from a regime of high mortality and high fertility to one of low fertility and low mortality.

Mass movements don't come from high street shops or social networking; they come from ordinary people collectively acknowledging that something in society is broken and must be fixed.

The first movement is mezhīro from higher to lowland pastures and occurs toward the end of the SW monsoon season of horf in early October.

Since the plagioclase-rich lithic fragments were derived from the regolith at the base of Sculptured Hills, it is possible that the regolith at station 8 may have been affected by downslope movement of materials from higher elevations.