Sentence examples for surface of the hill from inspiring English sources

The surface of the hill has been covered with more than 200 feet of rubble from landslides, but they are hoping to find the cavern buried underneath.

The decrease of the turbulence intensity is obviously at the distance close to the surface of the hill.

There were a few small white clouds gathering in the east, and a quarter mile off he could see a harrier working its way just over the surface of the hills.

They were sealed and waterproofed within thin polyethylene sheets to be fixed on the bony surface of the Hill-Sachs defect using an adhesive agent.

The original model of Inagaki et al. (2005) produced unacceptable predictions, mainly due to the inaccurate estimation of the turbulence characteristics near the ground surface of the flow approaching the hill.

This week, Buckinghamshire county council became the latest to realise that one tangles with the low, unprepossessing boulder, somewhat eccentrically situated in the middle of the tarmacked surface of Chapel Hill, at one's peril.

Form a flat, slightly concave surface on the top of the hill, then poke three or four holes in the soil with a tool or your finger, about 1 inch (2.5cm) deep.

There are three forms for the gas to store in the shale: (1) free gas stored in the fractures and pores; (2) adsorption gas stored on the surface of the bedrock, in which Hill and Nelson estimated that 20 85 % of gas in shale is stored under this condition (Hill and Nelson 2000); (3) dissolved gas stored in the kerogen (Javadpour 2009).

For skin irritation studies, 230 μl of fatty alcohol solution was applied on the dorsal surface of the hairless rats using Hill top chamber®.

The surface area fraction of the hills also increased with polystyrene component, and the local stiffness of the hills was higher than that of the valleys.

Or – what if it's a skin of anxiety that's pulled tautly across the entire surface of the world, over all the hills and undulations, and what if it has changed everything, forever, and for the worse, and what if we can never, ever escape from it?