Sentence examples for nearby surface from inspiring English sources
"Have you ever wondered how many peaches they could fit in centre court?" asks Mike Graham, almost certainly banging his head on a nearby surface, too.
Even if it were feasible to bury the carcass to keep it away from most scavengers, pentobarbital has been detected in nearby surface waters following the burial of other animals, and can persist for decades in groundwater.
Their tungsten filament bulbs -- the dinosaurs of the lighting industry -- produce a light skewed toward the red and yellow end of the spectrum, potentially scorching any nearby surface while letting the bottom of the painting fade into darkness.
But on birthdays, Christmases and other occasions when it is expected that you participate in this inexorable farce, we actually summon a laugh, before placing the card on a nearby surface so we can enjoy the joke for another three to five weeks.
In interviews with the actual participants, and re-creations featuring younger and more attractive stand-ins, we see tales like that of the Wisconsin man whose wife and multiple girlfriends got together and ambushed him in a no-tell motel room: tying him to the bed, beating him and gluing a certain part of his anatomy to a nearby surface.
It gives some understanding for the case of buildings parallel to nearby surface railway tracks.
The instructions note: "Seal before spin" – preferable to spraying a semen sample over nearby surfaces.
This was to project interactive displays onto nearby surfaces, including the user's body.
This clearly suggests that the observable PA probing is carried out not from the initial excited states but most likely from the nearby surface-related states as shown in the schematic of Fig. 2. We believe that measured ~5 ps decay is associated with the time that the photoexcited carriers require to reach the lowest indirect state.
A lack of craters on nearby surfaces point to an eruption in the recent geological past within about 200 million years.
Piezoelectrically-driven agitators and synthetic jets (syn-jets) have been reported as good options in enhancing heat transfer on nearby surfaces.
