Sentence examples for slope from which from inspiring English sources
Gradient ratio suggests channel slope from which runoff volume could be evaluated (Sreedevi et al. 2009).
Moreover, the "loss" of surface roughness affects the overall shape of the curve, and in particular its slope, from which the fractal dimension is determined.
The water was delivered by tunnel pipelines, and flowed through the Daling slope before reaching the impounding forebay on the Shanshucao slope, from which it was pumped into the pressure pipes for power generation.
Once we begin to grant special privileges and accommodations to some (typically those whose religious beliefs dictate an intrusive presence within the public realm), we head down the proverbial slippery slope from which it is difficult to recover.
It was said that during the nineteen-thirties and forties, Kim Il Sung, the late Great Leader of North Korea, had established a secret base on its slopes, from which he staged a guerrilla war against the Japanese and liberated the nation.
In the limit set by the geometric optics theory, σ0 is proportional to the probability density function of surface gravity wave slopes from which the mean square slope (MSS) may be derived.
Likewise, hard rock surfaces and steep slopes from which soils wash or blow away tend to remain bare.
The original isolates were stored at RT on Dorset egg slopes from which bead stocks were made with HIB + 30% glycerol, samples were frozen to −80°C in 2010 and remained frozen throughout the study.
We present the first systematic and comparative analysis between Arctic and Antarctic gullies with the aim of identifying differences in slope character, from which we infer differences in processes operating in these environments.
a plot of [M]/[ML]) vs. [M] yields a straight line with slope CL from which Kcond ML (the conditional stability constant uncorrected for the side reaction coefficient of the ligand) can be evaluated from the intercept.
The barn stands on Mr. Nowick's farm, on a gently sloping hillside from which you can see, in summer, the tourist-clad peaks of Mount Desert Island and, in winter, the blue of Blue Hill Bay.
