Arranging a tiny enough slope for the effective potential requires a degree of fine-tuning that most cosmologists find philosophically objectionable.
The first wine was from Clos du Chapitre, a tiny, gently sloping vineyard that is tucked away behind the village church.
As it can be seen in this figure, the fluid C5F12 has the highest reduction in exergy efficiency, while the fluids R11, R123, and R141B have the tiniest reduction slope.
Though the wildlife of the place is rich, and though we saw dall sheep on a steep, stony slope, a tiny white Arctic fox at the end of the journey, bald eagles, hawks, common merganser ducks, eider ducks, arctic terns and various kinds of gulls, we did not see the caribou we had hoped for.
The campsite is a tiny triangle of sloping grassland speckled with a few cooking-apple trees.
Our eyes squinted for signs of the path, now just a tiny notch in the slope.
This difference probably is a result of mistaken identification of the burning surface temperature in the previous studies, because it was found that the sudden change or tiny plateau of the slope, in the temperature profile of PMMA, did not signal the burning surface.
At Charlie Battery, it was drizzling as my parents stood and talked with the sergeant, rain running in dark tiny ravines along the slopes of the mounds.
