Sentence examples for underlying the surface from inspiring English sources
Some contain significant amounts of gravels, whereas others are made up of rock underlying the surface till (rock drumlins).
"It is underlying the surface right now because of the flatness of the economy," he said, "but when the economy heats up again we are going to experience labor shortages".
One of today's most influ ential anthropologists is Claude Levi‐Strauss, who bor rowed linguistic concepts to identify deep structures underlying the surface of customs in primitive socie ties.
In his portrait work, Avedon appears to be inspired mainly by subjects in whom he can find qualities that excite his compassion — advanced age, physical debility, ugliness, or the pathos often underlying the surface insouciance of professional comedians or inveterate poseurs.
The goals of that work were to learn how deep waters flow into the Indian Ocean from around Antarctica and how they rise and then return southward at shallower depths, to learn how the Indian Ocean contributes to the global transport of heat, and to provide a background picture of the deep flow underlying the surface circulation that was being studied by satellite radar and other techniques.
The fundamental principles underlying the surface chemistry of pyrite are of interest to a range of disciplines.
Cognitive impairments have been hypothesised to underlie the surface features of behaviour.
Rather, we proposed that the ability to establish an apical polarity underlies the surface positioning of primitive endoderm cells (Yang et al., 2007; Moore et al., 2009).
Open questions include: What is the physics underlying the residual surface resistance at the lowest temperatures?
From here, I could see what I had missed from farther back: a vast network of highly realistic architectural drawings underlying the abstract surface elements.
There's a generosity and kindness underlying the smooth surface and a sense of sadness, of loss, about a past that can be recaptured as style but never recovered as reality.
