Sentence examples for spreading downward from inspiring English sources
The oil, Hahn recalled, took the form of liquid clouds, dynamic and irregular, in some instances spreading downward thirty feet.
Our astronomer, using the pointer of a sundial, known as a gnomon, as his eye, would generate a second, shadow cone spreading downward.
With the exception of one patient with morphea-like changes in only the lower dermis, c-GVHD biopsies showed dermal fibrosis proceeding in a top-down manner, spreading downward from the papillary and adnexal dermis surrounding destroyed follicles [3].
Radicle protrusion results from cell elongation starting from the upper end of the hypocotyl and gradually spreading downward (Fig. 3, curve 2).
APL patients feature gradual subcutaneous fat loss starting from the face and symmetrically spreading downward to the neck, upper extremities, and abdomen, with fat in lower extremities spared.
Within seconds, particles of oil begin to spread downward, into the water column.
If there is a painful amputation of the limb, then the area of the cortex in which electrical stimulation induces the pain spreads downward from the normal area to include the trunk area and sometimes the upper limb area; this phenomenon is called phantom pain.
The cross-sectional view of ΔCFF along the profile A B is shown in Fig. 4. It is shown that a positive ΔCFF greater than 1 MPa is spread downward up to 50 km from the upper plate interface.
The practice spread downward to high schools by the 1920s, a time when American attitudes towards love and romance were shifting from a pragmatic business arrangement to an emotional celebration.
Nishikawa [17] described that type III necrosis was characterized by its occurrence at the second or third leaf stage, anthocyan pigment frequently appeared at the top of leaf blades and gradually spread downward with progression of chlorophyll depletion, and then the plants turned brown and died.
The plant's roots should be arranged so that they spread downward beneath the rhizome.
