Sentence examples for steep point from inspiring English sources

Two thousand kilometers (1,200 mi) to the southeast at the Steep Point area of western Australia, a runup of 2 m was measured, which was comparable to a similar runup in northern Oman from the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, though in that case it was at a much greater distance of 5000 km.

Five hundred sherpas ready the ropes, the bridges over crevasses and the ladders at steep points.

A short but intense introduction to cycling in Flanders, this roughly cobbled surface has an average gradient of 7%, with its steepest point at 14.2%.

Valley fill means a fill structure consisting of any material, other than organic material, that is placed in a valley where side slopes of the existing valley, measured at the steepest point, are greater than 20 degrees, or where the average slope of the profile of the valley from the toe of the fill to the top of the fill is greater than 10 degrees.

Head-of-hollow fill means a fill structure consisting of any material, other than organic material, placed in the uppermost reaches of a hollow where side slopes of the existing hollow, measured at the steepest point, are greater than 20 degrees or the average slope of the profile of the hollow from the toe of the fill to the top of the fill is greater than 10 degrees.

The SS is extracted at the steepest point of the log(I DS -V GS plot by the equation: SS = DS -V/d(loGS DS).

We found, see Figure 2 that the qubit suffers the strongest decoherence at the point in time when the optimal trajectory reaches the steepest point on the barrier wall.

end{aligned} (18) In Figure 2(b) we observe, again, a sharp feature in (P_{uparrowtodownarrow}(t_{0})) at the point in time where the most probable trajectory (d) reaches the steepest point on the potential barrier, and the driving noise (c) reaches it maximum strength.

The basal boundary of each varve was determined as the steepest point of the change in brightness change from the underlying dark (low-density) layer to the overlying light (high-density) layer; the former represents the organic amorphous material accumulated during summer, and the latter represents the siderite and/or clay layer accumulated during winter [Schlolaut et al. 2012].

Alternatively, the LIP can be calculated by measuring the steepest point of the second section and then marking the LIP as the point of a 20% decrease in slope from this steepest point.

Maximal rate of torque development (RTDMAX) was also calculated as the steepest point of the torque-time curve.