Sentence examples for upon the surrounding from inspiring English sources

"It seems not the result of the patient labour of men," he wrote in the first century BC, "but rather as if the whole complex were set down entire upon the surrounding sand by some god".

On the other end of the continuum, landscapes could be modified according to royal will; kings and their planners imposed their particular political, economic, demographic, and cosmological visions upon the surrounding land.

The silhouette of its stark twin peaks dominates the skyline of the region's southwest, bearing down upon the surrounding steppe.

Although the tannic acid-stabilized AuNPs are highly monodispersed with sufficient electrostatic repulsion to maintain the colloidal stability in aqueous solution (Additional file 1: Figure S1), it has been reported to be highly dependent upon the surrounding solution properties particularly the electrolyte concentration [27].

Jerome wrote that Saint Paula, departing from Hebron, stopped upon the height of Caphar Barucha and looked upon the surrounding region, remembering Lot.

Here we propose to enrich this view of the body and its spatiality, referring to the way in which we map our own and others' body as potentially acting upon the surrounding objects.

Upon explantation, the surrounding tissues of the scaffolds were excised together and then fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde at 4°C overnight, dehydrated in a 30% sucrose solution for 24 h, and finally embedded in optimal cutting temperature compound (OCT) for sectioning.

EGCG has remained best ranked in both HCV-G3 and subtype 3b and found to be a potential ligand upon all the surrounding interacting AAs particularly in subtype 3g and formed H-bonds with ARG6, ASN11, ASN85, TRP73, GLN75, and GLY77 with robust interaction energy (−204.166 kcal/mole).

This further confirms the suitability of aqueous ethylcellulose coating of matrix tablets as a preferred barrier membrane coating system, since it provides a consistent rupture pattern at the tablet edges upon exposure to the surrounding media.

As we read Gannon, it stands for the proposition that the necessity for transfer will depend upon the totality of the surrounding facts.

The position of this equilibrium is highly dependant upon the polarity of the surrounding medium, which in turn may have a profound effect on the rate of crosslinking in such systems.