Sentence examples for surface of the shield from inspiring English sources

The surface of the shield in Greenland has the shape of an elongated basin, with the central part, which is below sea level, buried beneath the Greenland ice cap.

In this model at the first stage of penetration (cratering), the resistance force is a linear function of the distance between the nose of the impactor and the front surface of the shield, while at the second stage (tunneling), the resistance force is proportional to a squared instantaneous velocity of the impactor and the linear term vanishes.

Microthyriella rickii (Rehm) Höhnel, the type species of Microthyriella (in common with species in Schizothyrium), does not have an ostiole, the whole surface of the shield splitting and allowing the ascospores to escape.

The primary mechanism of EMI shielding is usually a reflection of the electromagnetic radiation incident on the shield, which is a consequence of the interaction of EMI radiation with the free electrons on the surface of the shield [10].

The MCNP simulation indicated that HDPE-Borax is the most efficient among the aforementioned candidate materials, and the combined thickness of the shielding layers should exceed 100 cm to satisfy the dose limit on the outside surface of the shielding wall of the facility when limiting the thickness of the HDPE-Borax intermediate layer to below 5 cm.

Ice-cut rock basins have left countless lakes, and parts of the surface of the central shield are almost more water than land.

Here we identify varying impacts of ice sheet erosion on the low-relief bedrock surface of the Fennoscandian shield, and examine the geological, topographical and glaciological controls on these patterns.

Piles of pillow lava and hyaloclastite, formed by subglacial eruptions, are found on the flanks of Mount Edziza and nearby Ice Peak, as well as on the surface of the surrounding shield volcano.

The surface of the outer shield, cut by deeply incised radial valleys, rises to a complexly dissected summit area where remnants of a small central caldera and numerous felsic domes and basaltic feeders are exposed.

The lateral shifts at the reflecting surface of the effective shields, which make the carpet cloak detectable, are considered and calculated with a Gaussian beam illumination.

Although not part of the epithelium, mucus on the surface of the mucosa shields the mucosal epithelial cells from direct contact with the intestinal luminal environment [ 29, 32, 33].