Sentence examples for such descent from inspiring English sources
In Antarctic winter, there is no real tropopause to prevent such descent, hence the quotes in the title: the temperature profile is often that of a radiative equilibrium atmosphere.
We show how such descent directions can be computed in general Lebesgue and Besov spaces, and argue that in the Besov space case determination of descent directions can be interpreted as nonlinear wavelet filtering of the adjoint field.
Such descent would be important because the dryness and low precipitation over the Antarctic Plateau would be less altered during global warming, because there would be an alternative fractionation pathway for H2O18 and HDO in Antarctic ice-cores, and because the ozone budget in the unpolluted troposphere of the southern hemisphere would be significantly different.
The Society, founded at Plymouth in 1897, claims that tens of millions of Americans descend from these passengers, and it offers research services to people seeking to document such descents.
In such systems descent defines bounded groups.
He barely survived such a descent when his balloon plunged into the Coral Sea in 1998 during his last attempt.
One such gonzo descent on Scafell, a craggy challenge in the Lake District, left him stuck on a ledge.
In fact, we may distinguish five theories that Darwin combined: evolution as such, common descent, gradualism, multiplication of species, and natural selection.
According to her IMDb page, she is a 36-year-old actress whose film appearances include racy titles such as Descent Into Bondage and Diary of a Horny Housewife.
Such bestial descents are prefigured.
In the 1930s, Australia had been divided along sectarian lines, with those of Irish descent such as Fingleton being Catholic and Anglo-Australians such as Bradman being predominantly Protestant, leading to speculation that the tension was fuelled by religion.
