Sentence examples for parallel to the top from inspiring English sources

It's then expected to weaken as it moves westward parallel to the Top End north coast on Monday.

At the same time, a drone –seemingly remote-controlled – was seen hovering above the pitch, parallel to the top of the stand, before falling towards the pitch 15 yards into the Serbian half.

With a change of the orientation of the shaft, scribes probably cut the pen's writing edge obliquely so that it would be parallel to the top of the page to accommodate the slanting position of the shaft.

The interfaces between different layers are parallel to the top and bottom surfaces of the composite and are perfectly bonded.

To avoid unnecessary complications, each fault bottom was kept parallel to the top edge, and the mesh size for each triangular dislocation element was retained at 2.5 km throughout the surface of the fault.

To further investigate the influence of HCEC contact acuity in the presence of larger topographic cues, we fabricated 70 nm pitch WOS-overlaid parallel to the top of the ridges of 800 4000 nm pitch.

As shown in the high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) image (Figure 1e), the crystal faces paralleling to the top and bottom of the nanorods are {001} facets.

To do this, the distance of the plane parallel to the table top through the center of the tumor from the plane parallel to the table top through the center of the atrium was indicated in millimeters, with a positive algebraic sign if the tumor was closer to the table top than the atrium and a negative algebraic sign if the tumor was higher than the atrium above the table top.

This in turn causes a general northward flow pattern through the Malm aquifer and the Molasse Sediments between Munich and the Landshut-Neuöttinger High parallel to the tilted top of the crystalline crust and around the Purbeck formation.

(2) Turn the aubergine over 90° and place on the stereotactic table so that the line of ink is parallel to the table top.

Figure 3 (a) SEM micrograph of a typical CNT film near the edge of the substrate showing CNTs growing outward almost parallel to the substrate: (a) top view and (b) side view.