Sentence examples for narrow surface from inspiring English sources

Life is glacial in the frigid inkiness of the deep, so these habitats have developed over thousands of years, sustained by table scraps sinking from a narrow surface layer where sunlight fuels plant growth.

Detection of such narrow surface deformations during phreatic eruptions demonstrates the usefulness of InSAR analysis in volcano monitoring.

In case of gold nanoparticles, the narrow surface Plasmon resonance band occurred at 520 nm as shown in figures.

The release of drug decreased with increasing adsorbent particle size because of entrapment of drug in deeper voids of larger particles and a narrow surface area interacting with aqueous dissolution medium (Sohn et al. 2012).

The results show that the larger bubbles float up to the top surface as soon as they get out of the ports, while the smaller bubbles following the flow arrive at the narrow surface.

The so-formed particles were fairly uniform as indicated by their narrow surface plasmon resonance (SPR) bands shown in Figure 2. The size of Ag NPs, however, varied a bit by varying the concentration of PHMB, and the most uniform nanoparticles were obtained using 15 mL of 20 μg/mL PHMB, while keeping other reaction conditions constant, as indicated by their narrowest SPR band (Figure 2).

As expected, the lizards were primarily found on narrow surfaces — twigs, small branches, vines and lianas.

But whether it actually uses narrow surfaces or behaves like a twig anole is unknown.

Anoles that use narrow surfaces — whether Caribbean or mainland — tend to move slowly, often crawling at a snail's pace, so we expected the same for this species.

On this map, one can see localised thickness increases on relatively narrow surfaces.

The fifth component consisted of walking over obstacles or on narrow surfaces.