Sentence examples for rich band from inspiring English sources

Wind energy is distributed in a highly partisan fashion, with a rich band of gustiness running through the Republican Midwest from the Dakotas and Nebraska, through to Kansas and the western corners of Oklahoma and Iowa.Some of the most enthusiastic Republican supporters of the PTC do not even acknowledge that climate change is happening.

One xylite rich band of 8 10 cm was observed in Rajpardi seam.

6) The cellular localization of mDia1, both endogenous and GFP-tagged, appears cytoplasmic in the invading cell, and it is difficult to see the enrichment in the trailing uropod as the authors claim: for example, mDia1 appears to be excluded from the F-actin rich band in the trailing uropod.

He's happy, and the new songs sound more relaxed than those on 'Borrell 1', 'Artificial Night"s melody dancing like a firefly over a sultry, swampy mood and 'Camera Song' revelling in a rich, Band-ish rootsiness.

It is known that a rich band-dominated operator is P-Fredholm (which is a generalization of the classical Fredholm property) if and only if all of its so-called limit operators are invertible and their inverses are uniformly bounded.

Each time the swift winds blow, different eras of time are revealed by rich bands of color that stripe across rock faces, proving that Earth is an always evolving and dynamic system.

Examples include AT/GC rich banding in condensed chromosomes and AT or GC rich regions of the interphase eukaryotic nucleus arising from the underlying nuclear organization.

The Mn composition acted more dominantly on the austenite stability than the austenite size, resulting in continuous TRIP in the austenite of the Mn-rich band.

A carbon- and oxygen-rich band within the film suggests that the films grow at the metal/film and film/electrolyte interfaces.

According to survey data from the Center for Talent Innovation, 49% of women in the marzipan layer, that talent-rich band just under the executive level, search for support among someone "whose leadership style I admire". What style is that?

We are soon crossing the Great Dyke, a mineral-rich band running from north to south, 550km long and 11km wide, that contains some of the world's richest deposits of platinum, gold, silver, chromium, nickel and asbestos.