Sentence examples for thick elevated from inspiring English sources

That meant stylish city shoes on thick, elevated soles.

Thick, elevated inland brush offers protection from winds and floods, and nearby wetlands are filled each winter with flocks of migrating kestrels, ospreys and warblers.

The animals were placed in a transparent plastic box (28 × 25 × 21 cm) on a 3 mm thick elevated horizontal glass plate.

In Susquehanna County, these deposits can range from a few meters thick in elevated areas to tens of meters thick in lowlands (Aber 1974; Sevon et al. 1975; Inners and Fleeger 2002; Braun 2006).

In the eastern portions of Portela and in Bangaeira, where flows were two to three metres thick, some slightly elevated buildings that avoided lava flow impact became isolated within the flows.

Therefore, smaller and thicker leaves due to elevated CO2 may promote drought tolerance in cool-season turfgrass by slowing the transpirational water loss and prolonging plant survival when water for irrigation is limited.

Although limited, the post-eruption data available (Blake 2016, Blake et al. 2016 and 2017a) indicate that fewer impacts are identified when ash is ~ 5 20 mm thick, supporting the hypothesis of elevated disruption regions on the thickness scale.

In particular, after the annual reminder, patient participation and the diagnosis of melanoma remained high in the patients at elevated risk of thick melanomas.

It was shown that poplar (Populus trichocarpa) grown in elevated CO2 had thicker leaves and a greater leaf weight per unit leaf area.

Perched on an elevated platform in the thick of the bush, our tent was a five-man affair, roomy enough to walk about in, with air-flaps to keep it cool at night, a stone stove nearby and a nifty pedal-bin that had a special compartment for degradable waste.

The heel is partially elevated, and below it is a thick fatty, fibrous wedge of tissue protected by thick skin.