Sentence examples for parallel to the range from inspiring English sources

The focal area of this earthquake was mainly located in the Ou backbone range parallel to the range extension (Okada et al., 2008).

Hills and valleys substantially distort the airflow by increasing friction between the atmosphere and landmass by acting as a physical block to the flow, deflecting the wind parallel to the range just upstream of the topography, which is known as a barrier jet.

In this equation, the confidence associated with active and inactive prediction is scaled in parallel to the range between zero and 1.

The Aurunci Mountains represent the southeastern part of the Volscian range and are oriented more or less parallel to the Apennine range.

But the solution offered by the 107-year-old club -- hoisting a net parallel to the driving range to protect the red, brick residential buildings that line the avenue -- has done more to divide the neighborhood than to heal it.

In part, this was due to the Sierra Madre Oriental enhancing large-scale rotation of the disturbance by forcing air to flow parallel to the mountain range, instead of through it.

Using fishing net, a material called Spectra that's fifteen times stronger by weight than steel, and an interactive tech element that allows users to control its lighting using cellphones, the amorphous and cutting-edge structure is an appropriate parallel to the wide range of brilliant thinkers speaking this week.

During its generally southwestward course there, the river is parallel to the mountain ranges to the southeast, its channel at an elevation of some 2,000 to 3,000 feet (600 to 900 metres) above sea level.

The Brownsville radar showed that the circulation center of the storm became elongated parallel to the mountain ranges of northeastern Mexico, so the system was no longer declared a tropical depression late on August 15, while located near Monterrey.

Pricing should run parallel to the $1.50 to $2.50 price range that ringtones and wallpapers go for, he says.

At the edges of such ranges, sedimentary rocks are commonly tilted up, and, where resistant, they can form narrow, sharp-crested ridges called hogbacks that are parallel to the front of the ranges.