Sentence examples for ridge at which from inspiring English sources

The presence of high-temperature vents on the seamount, which lies more than 13 kilometers from the undersea ridge at which sea-floor spreading fuels the vent systems, suggests that hydrothermal vents may be much more common than previously presumed.

At 12 30 the attack had progressed around half way up the ridge, at which point the Leicestershire and half of the Ayeshire Battery Royal Horse Artillery arrived to support the assault.

Note that a ridge ending is the point at which a ridge terminates, and a bifurcation is the point at which a single ridge splits into two ridges.

The scientists found that the rock, which is below sea level and therefore more vulnerable to climate change, becomes a raised ridge at the coast which allows the ice to form a protective plug between the ocean and the ice sheet on the land behind it.

Firstly, the identification of the stage of melanoma progression at which such ridges appear may prove useful as an indicator of metastatic competence and consequent disease-free survival.

The ridges contact the prefrontal posterior to their contact with the nasal, at which point the ridges display a ventral curvature.

Furthermore it enables to do the reflow at low temperature, at which the non-exposed ridge with a high Mw is less affected by the reflow step.

The roughness of this topography is a function of the rate at which the mid-ocean ridge is spreading (the spreading rate).

At this ridge, the sea floor spreads very slowly about 2cm (less than an inch) a year.Upping the speed at which the wax was pulled apart produced a ridge like the fast-spreading (18cm a year) East-Pacific Rise.

These memorials include a large curved granite monument at an outside viewing area at the Johnston Ridge Observatory, which opened in 1997, and a plaque at the Hoffstadt Bluffs Visitor Center, which was unveiled in a memorial grove in May 2000.

If your group splits according to abilities, arrange to meet at The Ridge Café, which serves local, organic food adjacent to the children's play area.