Sentence examples for rock patterns from inspiring English sources
Rock alignments peeking above the surface seemed to outline the positions of stalls and regular pathways; the rock patterns for stalls were too small to be house foundations.
Only now, Ibrahim says, are most universities teaching the correct geology that will enable greater numbers to pick up on the reddish rock patterns that signal the proximity of gold.
Although the exposed rocks of Europe are increasingly obscured by the works of humans, and while detailed understanding of rock patterns presents challenges even to the expert, the major formations of the continent are clear.
For centuries, they have been known to have vast untapped reserves of gold, much of which is difficult to get at because of the complex rock patterns.
But mainly we watched and observed — concentrating on a rock pattern here, a piece of bracken or moss there.
Those grown-up concerns weren't really there in the earlier incarnation of the Shins, and as Mr. Mercer tells it, the band's collapse followed the standard rock pattern of quick success, internal conflict and panic.
Sternberg (1975) mentions studies by Bailey, who by measuring the maximum angle of the repose of slopes with and without vegetation, found that in a given soil derived from the same rock pattern, the maximum angle of repose is about 60° when vegetation exists and about 36° in the case of a lack of vegetation.
If you don't like to take care of grass and hate to waste the water, lay some granite stones with your favorite rock pattern.
They revolve around tricky, pointillistic math-rock patterns for two guitars, bass and drums and the vocal counterpoint of Mr. Longstreth's high tenor with the harmonies or intersecting lines of Amber Coffman and Angel Deradoorian.
The mamaRoo offers several programmed rocking patterns that its manufacturer, 4Moms, says emulate the rhythms of real parents.
That hasn't stopped people from trying to find "anomalies" that reliably precede an earthquake, including animals acting strangely, radon gas seeping from rocks, patterns of precursor earthquakes, and electromagnetic signals from pressurised rocks.
