Sentence examples for narrow trough from inspiring English sources

Within each supporting beam, an irrigation channel and a narrow trough were installed.

The best thing here, sculpturally speaking, runs through the middle of "Untitled (The Fridges)." It's a narrow trough cut into the cement floor and filled with black asphalt.

Water is pumped from the pond to a series of runnels, where it runs back down the slope, through leaves and ferns, to a narrow trough that splashes back down.

The valley itself is a long and narrow trough, averaging about 6 miles (10 km) in width but becoming narrower in some places e.g., at each end of the Sea of Galilee.

One is that some NWs begin to break and the fragments shrink into wider and higher elongated islands or 3D islands, leaving a narrow trough on the surface, as indicated by the label 'A'.

H3K4me3 enrichment was observed in close proximity to the transcriptional start sites (TSS) and characterized by a narrow trough roughly at the TSS with highest enrichment levels localized to either side.

Even more far-out looking are so-called Nazca line drawings in Peru, often huge images formed from narrow troughs incised into the ground.

Most fascinating are so-called Nazca line drawings in Peru, with gigantic images formed from narrow troughs incised in the earth (Cotter).

He saw strawberry plants up on several narrow troughs, four feet off the ground, so that the berries, ripe in November, hung down into sheer air like cherries, like Christmas ornaments.

Coal-exploration geologists have found that coal was formed in two different tectonic settings: (1) swampy marine deltas on stable continental margins, and (2) swampy freshwater lakes in graben (long, narrow troughs between two parallel normal faults) on continental crust.

Winberry and Anandakrishnan [ 2004] and Chaput et al. [ 2014] used receiver function analyses to determine crustal thicknesses of 25 31 km beneath stations in the West Antarctica Rift System with a thinner crust of 17 25 km beneath the Ross Sea and within narrow troughs.