Sentence examples for overlying surface from inspiring English sources
When the lithosphere underlying a broad area is heated rapidly e.g., by an upwelling of hot material in the underlying asthenosphere the consequent warming and thermal expansion of the uppermost mantle causes an uplift of the overlying surface.
The first-order effective boundary conditions are introduced to approximate the effect of the overlying surface film.
Results indicated that hydropattern was the dominant factor affecting P flux to overlying surface water for the high P loading rate, while the presence or absence of emergent vegetation was the dominant factor influencing P release for the low P loading rate.
The evaginating neuroectoderm induces lens formation in the overlying surface ectoderm.
Neural crest cells have been described as migrating in between the overlying surface ectoderm and the cephalic mesoderm (containing the myogenic progenitors), effectively separating these two tissues.
The current consensus holds that neural crest cells do not mix with cranial mesoderm but rather migrate superficially to the mesoderm and underneath the overlying surface ectoderm and then envelop the mesoderm-derived myogenic cores in the branchial arches, thus leading to the formation of a sharp neural crest cell-mesoderm interface, for reviews, [13], [14], [49].
Holocene back-barrier facies are separated from overlying open marine facies by a ravinement surface formed during the late Holocene rise in sea level.
The disease is characterised by formation of fibrous tissue, overlying lateral surface of tympanic membrane.
In Antarctica, for example, potassium-argon age determinations of lava overlying glaciated surfaces and sedimentary deposits of glacial origin show that glaciers existed on this continent at least 10 million years ago.
At Actuncan, due to the high degree of preservation of many of the floors, overlying plaster surfaces were able to be sampled, thus informing not only how the buildings were used, but how their uses changed over time.
Dehydration challenges can increase the chemical composition of surface fluid overlying vocal fold epithelia (hypertonic surface fluid).
