Sentence examples for on narrow surfaces from inspiring English sources

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

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

Long hind and forelimb lengths increase sprinting speed on broad perching surfaces, but may compromise agility on narrow surfaces, or in complex habitats [ 6, 8].

These correlations are thought to have arisen through natural selection favoring fast-moving, long-limbed lizards on broad surfaces (enhanced maximum sprint speed) and slower, more sure-footed lizards on narrow surfaces (enhanced agility) (Losos and Sinervo 1989; Losos 1990).

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

If you're not a gymnast, then you can practice balancing on a narrow surface, such as a concrete bench, as long as you have enough room to move safely.

Twig anoles, as their name implies, are generally found on narrow woody surfaces.

Specifically, structurally immature faults (⩽25 km of total displacement) manifest only ∼50 60% of total slip on narrow fault surface traces versus ∼85 95% for structurally mature faults (⩾85 km total slip).

The notch on the specimen was always on the narrower surface.

The lowering is based on one narrow line of evidence: the slowing of surface warming during the past decade.

On this basis a Cu Zn ratio of about 10 1 was estimated for the relatively narrow surface region detected by AES.