Sentence examples for reverse sloping from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, reverse sloping hearing loss was still the most common audiological configuration appropriate for the OTC hearing aids.

Reverse sloping hearing loss was still the most prevalent type of hearing loss that could be appropriately fit with the OTC hearing aids.

In the present study, approximately half of the hearing aid test conditions (OTC B, OTC C tone N, tone H, and tone L, OTC H, and OTC J) were suitable for people with reverse sloping hearing loss.

The types of hearing loss that could be appropriately fit with the OTC hearing aids were generally divided into four categories: (1) sloping hearing loss up to 3000 Hz (OTC A tones N and L); (2) reverse sloping hearing loss (OTC B, C all tones, H, and J); (3) flat loss up to 3000 Hz (OTC D, F, and G); and (4) normal or minimal hearing loss (OTC E and I).

As in Wellington's day, the preferred location of such defenses witness the so-called Hindenburg Line built by the Germans in 1917 was on the reverse slope of a hill or ridge.

Up ahead they anticipated a target-rich cavalry environment, in which Wellington's retreating army would be dealt the coup de grâce, but as they breasted the ridge and entered the reverse slope plateau, they were confronted by something totally unexpected: a chequerboard configuration of infantry squares".

Small rockfalls or falling stones are more susceptible than large deep-seated landslides on such a reverse slope.

Figure 4 shows two rockfalls (27.927°N, 85.932°E) occurred on the upper slope at an inspection station of Nepal, which originated from nearby the ridge of the reverse slope and accumulated into two conical heaps with two narrow runout paths.

In the distal domain, the sudden loss of energy, due i) to a reverse slope, and to ii) a flow diffluence resulting from the presence of a pass between two dunes, resulted in an accumulation of a huge amount of unsorted marine bioclasts, rounded pebbles, sub-angular beach rock clasts, remains of microlithic industry, and pieces of pottery displaying blunt breaks.

The Australian line was forced back on to the reverse slope, but did not break.

Under pressure, by midnight the Americans were forced back another 1500 m to the reverse slope.