"ridge formation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the process or act of creating a ridge, or to the resulting formation itself. Example: The farmers had to modify their farming techniques to prevent soil erosion and promote ridge formation in their fields.
Where the processes of ridge formation and pad regression overlap, an intermediate loop pattern results.
Sedimentary infill took place during two stages of ridge formation and propagation.
Faceted ridge formation at the triple lines and associated pinning effects are observed.
A new flank wear model was presented to explain the groove and ridge formation on Al2O3 coating.
A model for ridge formation based upon the planar stability of a Mode I crack was proposed.
A difference in the thermal expansion coefficients of nickel and graphite is considered as a reason for the ridge formation.
The Florida reef tract extends in a curve of about 370 km and encompasses 6,000 patch reefs and well-developed spur-and-groove and shelf-edge coral ridge formations.
In the anatomically realistic simulations, the PMs are finger-like structures, typically running along the endocardial side of the right atrial wall and making ridge formations.
No compound with the same tendency of changes by double ridge (Dr) formation compared to the Co stage in the five wheat genotypes was identified.
There appears to be an intimate crosstalk between these tissues as mesenchyme-derived FGF-10 signals through ectodermal FGFR2b to initiate apical ectodermal ridge (AER) formation and induces FGF8 expression, which in turn activates mesenchymal FGFR1c.
To achieve this goal, an integrated approach involving the monitoring of double-ridge (DR) formation and final leaf number (FLN) was used to verify the growth habit classification of seven diploid Brachypodium accessions.
