Sentence examples for uppermost of which from inspiring English sources

Above the earth, which was surrounded by the "heavenly water" (ilhuicáatl) of the ocean, were 13 heavens, the uppermost of which, "where the air is delicate and frozen," was the abode of the Supreme Couple.

A large pointed arch opening in the gable immediately above the main door contained a series of windows, the uppermost of which was a circular or rose window dating from between 1422 and 1435.

This analysis revealed two distinct peaks of TC input, the uppermost of which coincided with the L3/5A border (normalized cortical depth, ∼1/3).

These continued to increase in number to as many as seven, all but the uppermost level of which might be divided into boxes.

during the LGM ca. 15,000 yr BP, resulting in the formation of three seismosequences, the uppermost sequence of which contains aggregate sediments.

The steeper parts of this peninsula form the Coromandel Range, of which the uppermost slopes constitute part of the Coromandel Forest Park.

Ample evidence indicates that the rice spikelet is like that of other Ehrhartoideae in having three flowers, of which only the uppermost (distal) is fertile, an interpretation first suggested by Stapf (1917).

The uppermost drawer was divided into compartments, each of which contained a small tray with a scattering of objects and souvenirs.

The Timor specimens were derived from the uppermost part of the folded, regressive Noele Formation, of which the marine part correlates with planktonic foraminifera zones N18-N22 [29], [30].

Similarly, loss of activity of Eui1 (Elongated uppermost internode1/CYP714D1), which encodes a cytochrome P450 monooxygenase, promotes panicle exsertion, a trait useful in male sterile lines for hybrid seed production [7], [8].

We define 'a population' here as a group of genets in the uppermost part of one of the valleys in the area, each of which is separated from adjacent populations by ridges.