Sentence examples for moves down the slope from inspiring English sources

The channel has a constant width denoted as W. The lock region is initially at rest with density ρ 1, chosen such that ρ B > ρ 1 > ρ T. At t=0, the lock is released and the particle-laden flow moves down the slope forming a turbidity current interacting with the ambient fluid.

As the hollow enlarged and filled with snow and ice, rock debris (or till) contained within the glacial ice also began to abrade the bedrock surface – as the glacial ice moved down the slope, it had a "sandpaper effect" on the bedrock which it scraped.

Southee then did Lyth with a variation, though, moving down the slope for a feint edge behind.

Then we shoved it toward the road, a broad boulevard that curved around the bottom of the hill, and as the ball moved down the slope it gathered more snow, like a rug rolling up.

d Moving down the slope: prototype robotic cart.

c Moving down the slope: wheeled walker.

The slide mass moved down the slope (I), and applied load onto the valley deposits at the foot of the slope (II).

Upon release of the lock, the current starts moving down the slope and a trail of large Kelvin-Helmholtz rollers forms in the tail.

Although no examples of pyroclastic flow typical of magmatic eruptions were observed, flows comprising a mixture of ash and gas moved down the slope by gravity (Yamamoto 2014).

Debutant opener Lyth was intent on attack before he flat-footedly poked a Trent Boult outswinger to third slip, while Tim Southee produced a beauty that pitched on leg stump, moved down the slope and took Ballance's off stump.

In the early part of the afternoon, the British Foot Guards moved down the slope to reinforce the Château d'Hougoumont, which was under fierce French attack; the Brunswick Corps was brought forward to take their place.