Sentence examples for narrow cleft from inspiring English sources

The gorge starts just to the north of Cain and immediately involves passing through a narrow cleft in a seeming impenetrable wall of rock.

External nasal opening into skull tapers behind into a narrow cleft running back into nasal bone (schizorhinal); 14 15 cervical vertebrae.

He demonstrated that one nerve cell communicates with a neighbouring cell by releasing chemicals into the synapse (the narrow cleft, or gap, between the two cells).

Through a narrow cleft, water gathered from bogs on the plateau of the Long Mynd plunges 20ft over the rock face into a shallow pool before roiling down the stream of Carding Mill valley.

This exhilarating hour-long route starts by squeezing through a narrow cleft then down through the powder, ending as close as you dare to the edge of Inca Lake.

Lady's Rake, a narrow cleft in the face of Walla Crag, was the perilous route reputedly taken by the Countess of Derwent Water from Lord's Island (one of the seven islands on Derwentwater) to evade pursuers after the arrest of her husband for his part in the Jacobite rebellion of 1715.

Erosional features are characteristic and include plateaus, deep narrow clefts, and crater-like hollows.

First, the neurotransmitter molecules simply diffuse out of the narrow synaptic cleft.

The micro-architecture of the narrow diadic cleft in which the local control takes place is a key factor in determining local Ca2+ dynamics.

Computational docking experiments indicated that the inhibition of CYP51 involves a coordination bond with iron of the heme group, the hydrophilic H-bonding region, the hydrophobic region, and the narrow hydrophobic cleft.

The phenyl ring of the fragment sits in a narrow hydrophobic cleft flanked by Phe 45, Phe 336 and Phe 338, with the latter two residues undergoing substantial conformational changes induced by fragment binding.