Sentence examples for of a zenith from inspiring English sources

With the benefit of hindsight, Ashdown's tenure as HR may well appear something of a zenith by subsequent standards.

The moneyed class's faith in the cult of the professional seems at something of a zenith: they seem to think little of paying someone to perform tasks — talking about money with family members; waiting to see a doctor; ordering food in a restaurant — the rest of us might consider ineluctably personal.

This report and the Video presentation (online only) summarize the preoperative planning, stent graft design, and technique of implantation of a Zenith fenestrated stent graft using a totally percutaneous approach in an 80-year-old female patient with a 6-cm juxtarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm.

Using these assumptions and explicit values, we simulate R and R′ as a function of a zenith angle (Fig. 5(c) and (d)).

Both components consist of a zenith delay correction ((Delta L_h^z and Delta L_w^z^z), respectively) and a corresponding mapping function ((mf_h epsilon )) and (mf_w epsilon )), respectively), relating the zenith delay to an arbitrary elevation angle (epsilon) (Davis et al. 1985).

A Samuel Goldwyn release of a Goldwyn, Rank Film Distributors and LWT presentation, in association with British Screen, of a Zenith production.

Before he died in 1974 from an overdose of the antidepressant Tryptizol (whether accidental or deliberate, no one will ever know), Drake released three albums that carried a strain of introspective British folk-pop to a zenith of pure beauty.

Independently of the Western modernists, Scriabin brought chromatic harmony to a zenith of richness, complexity and emotional expression that he himself found frightening: he couldn't play his Sixth Sonata in public, finding it "nightmarish, murky, unclean, and mischievous".

If Frankie Boyle wants to speed along Bernard Manning Boulevard, and destroy a hugely promising TV career in the mistaken belief that saying appalling things raises sheer cussedness to a zenith of moral integrity, that's his affair.

However, for levels lower than 1.1 mmol/L, the presence of albuminuria and, in particular, CKD markedly changed the shape of the risk curve to an 'A shaped' with a paradoxically positive association between CHD risk and HDL-C level, giving rise to a zenith value of 1.10 mmol/L.

Nevertheless, some of the reflected signals interfere with the direct signals which affect the GNSS observables recorded by the receiver (see Figure 2 (left) for an illustration of a zenith-pointing antenna).