Sentence examples similar to sweep slope from inspiring English sources
For a large p value, the return-sweep slope is RON−1 = 1> > R0−1, corresponding to a fully doped memristor [94].
A few miles to the east, on Rockaway Beach in Queens, Sigfried Stiene, 68, of Elmhurst swept the sloping shore near Beach 100th Street with his long wandlike detector, which cost more than $1,000, he said.
Our driver made a hairpin turn and all at once the landscape erupted into a sweep of dazzling slopes, serrated ridges and hanging valleys.
The resulting debris swept down the slope.
The dry, granular surface material and light vegetation is swept from the slopes during showers, leaving the gullies bare.
Residents of the rural area surrounded by rolling hills told reporters they scrambled to evacuate with their animals as the wind-driven blaze swept through dry slopes.
Rescuers have recovered the body of one mountain guide after an ice avalanche swept the lower slopes of Everest killing at least 13 in the deadliest accident on the world's highest mountain.
Perhaps the most famous flow of this type occurred in 1902 on the French Caribbean island of Martinique, when a huge nuée ardente ("glowing cloud") swept down the slopes of Mount Pelée and incinerated the small port city of Saint-Pierre, killing all but two of its 29,000 residents.
But at higher distance from the top surface of the embankment (Z/H=2), the ejection event contributes more to the Reynolds stress than the sweep event for all cases (slope gradients, 1 1, 2 1, 4 1).
