Sentence examples for passes upwards from inspiring English sources

These gases are present in relatively small quantities in our atmosphere, but they have a significant impact on the temperature of the planet since they obstruct the loss of heat from the surface as it passes upwards.

The clastic sequence passes upwards into the Upper Eocene (Özcan et al., 2010) limestone of the Soğucak formation.

In the Filibranchia and Eulamellibranchia, water is drawn into the shell from the posterior ventral surface of the animal, passes upwards through the gills and doubles back to be expelled just above the intake.

Information passes upwards from countries to the European Commission formally through Advisory committees, but the work of these groups is rarely in the public domain.

Information then passes upwards through Health Zones (HZ), Health Districts (HD), and provincial-level ministries of health, which are responsible for transmitting data to the central-level MOH in Kinshasa.

On the scale of decameter-thick sequences, microbial units pass upwards to progressively thicker units dominated by resedimented slope carbonates.

In contrast, the responses of solute and bacteriophage tracers passing upwards through graded columns could not be reproduced with a single analytical solution.

Back-filling is characterised by a distinctive suite of lithofacies arranged into a lowermost, basal fill of fluvial channel and floodplain architectural elements, passing upwards into barform elements with indicators of tidal influence, including inclined heterolithic strata and reactivation surfaces.

Trough systems typically collect water in overlapping parallel troughs while allowing air to pass upwards between the troughs, whereas basin systems collect the water in a basin and the air enters laterally above the basin edge.

These pass upwards into thick-bedded, multi-storied, fine- to very fine-grained red quartzo-felspathic and sublithic arenites in which even medium sand is rare despite channels with clay pebbles up to 30 cm in diameter.

In such situations, if the glitch is not identified lower down the chain of command and passed upwards as a seemingly genuine alert, a national leader has only a few minutes to decide whether to launch his or her country's missiles before the apparent incoming salvo destroys them.