Sentence examples for remnants such from inspiring English sources
Glacial erosion has sculpted deep alpine valleys, and it has left sharp erosional remnants such as the Matterhorn in Europe.
Synchrotron radiation has been detected from supernova remnants such as the Crab Nebula, confirming their identification as potential cosmic-ray sources.
In secondary succession, which follows a disturbance in an area with existing communities of organisms, biological remnants (such as buried seeds) survive, and the recovery process begins sooner.
Their arrival directions can point to sources in very energetic cosmic objects e.g., supernova remnants such as the Crab Nebula and Tycho's Nova and active galaxies such as Markarian 421 and 501.
Synchrotron radiation is associated with a wide variety of radio-energy emitters, including supernova remnants such as the Crab Nebula and Cassiopeia A; and pulsars, rapidly spinning neutron stars that give off radiation in short, rhythmic pulses.
During that time, Microtus pennsylvanicus, which was nearly absent from our study area in the previous years, invaded the clear-cuts and apparently confined C. gapperi and P. maniculatus to forest remnants such as 20 m-wide strips.
For Sebald, to conjure an aesthetic effect from the remnants of such destruction is to make "the real horrors of the time disappear through the artifice of abstraction".
The remnants of such philosophical questions, however, do remain; researchers are still concerned, for example, with the relative contributions of innate and learned factors to the perceptual process.
Some experts who follow KwaZulu/Natal politics say some remnants of such a force exist and stir up trouble when they can.
Some of Mars' several thousand elliptical craters may even have been formed by remnants of such moonlets crashing to the surface at a grazing angle.
The singed remnants of such items from Mr. Gauci's store were found in the wreckage, and the prosecution says they were used to pad out the brown Samsonite suitcase that contained the bomb.
