Sentence examples for surface with a shallow from inspiring English sources

The walker may encounter 3 major types of inclined terrains if the surface is not flat: (1) a surface with a shallow slope, (2) a surface with a semi-steep slope range and (3) a surface with a slope equal to or greater than the critical slope threshold.

Minimization of the ratio of drag to lift results in an airfoil with a shallow dimple on the upper surface.

Leaves were lightly wounded on the adaxial leaf surface with a 2 3 mm shallow scratch (without complete puncture) on either side of the mid-vein with a 27-gauge syringe needle [21], [22], [23].

Here, Nouvel's magic surface is a shallow, inverted bowl, perforated with a web of holes, to filter powerful sunlight into an ever-shifting pattern of light and shade.

The parameter β determines the type of dispersion, more precisely, (beta<0) (negative dispersion) for surface and internal waves in the ocean or surface waves in a shallow channel with an uneven bottom and (beta >0) (positive dispersion) for capillary waves on the surface of liquid or for oblique magneto-acoustic waves in plasma [1, 13 15].

The sago starch granules were either pear or cigar shaped and had a generally smooth outer surface with some shallow indentations whereas the size distribution was in a narrow range of 10 50  μm with a mean size of 32  μm [ 23].

Moreover, analysis of conserved surface residues on the RING2 surface indicated a shallow hydrophobic groove extending from Cys431.

To equate crude oil pumped from deep geologic formations miles beneath the surface with a petrochemical product buried in shallow subsurface soil is beyond preposterous.

Soils with a thick (insulating) organic surface layer have a shallow active layer.

The thermally-induced motion of C60 on the graphene substrate with a shallow potential energy surface was investigated.

Other mountains appear to be tilted crustal blocks, with a shallow slope from the formerly flat surface and a steep slope consisting of formerly sub-surface materials uplifted by compressive stresses.