Sentence examples for uppermost as from inspiring English sources

For instance, aesthetics are a construct in the MHQ not included in the DASH and may be relevant for some patients with DD, for example when shaking hands [ 3] or when presenting the hand with the palm uppermost as when receiving coins.

Spikelets characteristic of Rhynchospora and its allies and Cladium and its allies are derived by a reduction in the number of flowers per spikelet and a sterilization of lowermost or uppermost flowers, as well as by the conversion of some bisexual flowers to staminate only; in Rhynchospora, for example, male flowers are above the perfect flowers, and in Cladium male flowers are below.

In addition, Shibazaki et al. (2016) illustrated that high uplift rates along the OBR can be well explained by plastic deformation based on the thermal structure of the crust and the uppermost mantle, as well as the E W compressional tectonic regime, over 1.5 million year.

At the request of the Scots representatives, the designs for consideration included that version of Union Flag showing the Cross of Saint Andrew uppermost; identified as being the "Scots union flagg as said to be used by the Scots".

Those concerns may not have been uppermost Friday as the nation swooned over the wedding of Prince William and his longtime girlfriend, Kate Middleton.

One of these images — an impossible three-pronged tuning fork such as M. C. Escher might have drawn, with three tines of increasing heights — Sue found "spectacular"; she saw the top of the uppermost prong as three or four centimetres above the plane of the paper.

So, too, were 30 other people whose uppermost thought, as the Versace show ended on Oct. 6 before 8 p.m. and a weak Milan season came to a close, was to be on the last plane out to Paris on that night.

Altmann concluded that Avempace defended the uppermost stage as a mystical experience, similar to that preached by the Sufis, and we can agree that Avempace saw the uppermost stage as a divine gift.

The absence of apparent high-attenuation areas beneath the Moho is probably due to the insufficient number of rays propagating through the uppermost mantle, as a consequence of small number of deep-focus earthquakes with reliable f c estimates; this inference is supported by the poor recovery rates of the checkerboard patterns at depths of >60 km (Fig. 4b).

In UVA-exposed tissue, we observed DNA damage in the uppermost epidermis, as expected [ 39– 41].

The different geographical locations of the sites (shoreline, pre-littoral elevations/inner Atlantic valleys and uppermost intra-mountain valleys) as well as their topographic features, substrate, slope orientation and altitude explain the floristic variations observed in the anthracological assemblage.