Sentence examples for ridge to that from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hough likened the shaking along the ridge to that which can occur in a skyscraper.

A senior White House official pleaded for time, comparing the task facing Mr. Ridge to that which faced Harry S. Truman as he struggled to create a National Security Council to bring some order into the chaotic, antagonistic bureaucracies responsible for diplomacy, the military and intelligence.

Despite this, the Hatzegopteryx supraoccipital bears a well-developed medial ridge similar to that of ornithocheirids [64] and pteranodontids [31] for strong attachment of the nuchal ligament.

Oceanographer Kathryn Moran of the University of Rhode Island, Narragansett, agrees that the route makes sense, but she says that scientists should drill on the ridge to make sure that it's volcanic--and thus could have created an archipelago that many years ago.

"We just decided to move as much as we could," Mr. Kyle said, peering over a wooded ridge to the west that separates his 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foote largest in Colorado homeory.

After more than a month of disputes between lawmakers and the White House over whether Mr. Ridge would formally testify before Congress, a top administration official said today that the president was willing to consider elevating Mr. Ridge's job to that of a cabinet-level secretary who would be required to submit to Congressional oversight.

The strength of the directional cue provided by the ridges is comparable to that observed in chemotaxis.

On both sides of the tooth, there is also a small ridge behind the eighth ridge that extends to the back margin; these ridges are called the posterolabial and posterolingual ridge.

From Breakneck Ridge to the Bear Mountain Bridge, and all that lies between.

But the unusual decision by Mr. Ridge to identify five individual buildings that he said were live targets seemed to surprise several counterterrorism officials based in Europe.

Nevertheless, Thomas stayed anchored to the ridge to supervise its defense, recognizing that any retreat before nightfall would be catastrophic and could threaten the entire army.