Sentence examples for prone under from inspiring English sources

The novella's landscape — a nineteenth-century western Massachusetts lying prone under the thick heel of a blizzard — is itself bleak and forbidding.

"As you sit on the hillside," Graham wrote 50 years ago, "or lie prone under the trees of the forest, or sprawl wet-legged by a mountain stream, the great door, that does not look like a door, opens".

After cord clamping, the lamb was delivered, weighed and placed prone under a radiant warmer.

Species with strong preferences for early or late successional stages after fire may be extinction prone under current fire regimes.

Often, this over utilization and frequent actuation of same electrodes affects the reliability of DMFB since these electrodes become fault prone under excessive use.

For surgery, animals were placed prone under sterile conditions and the skin from the clipped lateral right thigh scrubbed in a routine fashion with antiseptic solution.

It is a poor performance measure, and is particularly prone to under-reporting issues such as lack of dignity in the care of older people or the extent to which patients are engaged in decisions about their treatment.

The Cabriolet is also, clearly, more prone to under-steer in turns.

This choice is based on the fact that discrete space BNs are less prone to under-training occurrences compared to the continuous space ones [16].

Although the proposed model shows improvement, it is prone to under-predicting the actual meniscus wicking height for stable, evaporating menisci at lower relative heat loads.

Since not all employees with a disability would feel comfortable declaring that they have one, and not every disability is visible, the process would be prone to under-reporting.