Sentence examples for rocky boundary from inspiring English sources

On the rocky boundary close to the detritic bottom (90 100 m) of this flank the only large coral present was the octocoral Eunicella cavolinii, with an average density of 17.5 colonies m−2 and the more rare Paramuricea clavata (on average 1.3 colonies m−2) (Fig. 3d e, 4).

Even the flat textures of stone and plants on the rocky boundaries of these pools seem three-dimensional when seen from a distance.

This places the exoplanet beyond its solar system's "snow line" — the boundary between rocky and gaseous planets.

And, if they are a mixture, where is the boundary between the rocky ones, known as super-Earths, and the gaseous ones, known as mini-Neptunes Testing the boundariesSeveral recent studies have tried to answer these questions.

The southern flank boundary of the rocky mass was a pre-existing structural plane.

Although there is the heat flux from the inside of the rocky core at the outer boundary of the rocky core, the temperature change in the water mantle due to the flux is estimated to be, at most, several degrees of kelvin, and we just assume that the temperature of the water mantle is kept equal to 273 K.

MBCs are suspected to be transition objects straddling the traditional boundary between volatile poor rocky asteroids and volatile rich comets.

Its rocky southern foreshore marks the boundary between England and Wales, but the island itself is reckoned administratively to Monmouthshire, Wales.

The boundaries of a rocky core, a water mantle and the melting region (see Fig. 1) are shown (thick dashed line).

The city is built along the northwestern base of a rocky promontory that forms the eastern boundary of a naturally sheltered spacious harbour.

Near the twin cities of Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo) and Brazzaville (Republic of Congo) the Congo River spills over a rocky sill that forms the eastern boundary of the LCR and plunges through a narrow gorge descending some 280 m in its 350 km journey to the sea [ 18].