Sentence examples for western surface from inspiring English sources

Visual examination of the yellow colour used on Mary's figure, painted on the western surface of one of the two columns separating the second and third bay and on some near-by figures, does not resemble yellow earth (Additional file 1).

The western surface of the Cathedral Formation is steep and consists of the resistant rock dolomite, which was originally part of the limestone platform, but between the Mid Silurian and Late Devonian was transformed by hydrothermal flows of brine at up to 200 C, which replaced much of the limestone's calcium with magnesium.

In highly irrigated grid cells in parts of northwest India and western US, surface cooling of up to 3.3 K is found during growing season (Fig. 4b, c).

At Fowlers Gap in western New South Wales, surface cobbles of silcrete and quartz overlie a stone-free, aeolian dust mantle soil, which has a thickness of about 1.6 m.

He reports that imidacloprid, another neonictinoid, contaminated western Dutch surface waters and significantly reduced non-target, beneficial insect populations, which in turn caused a dramatic decline (because those insects are a crucial food source) for many common grassland bird species.

As dams, diversions, and increased groundwater pumping modified hydrologic regimes throughout the western United States, surface flow diminished or disappeared altogether at some locations, and associated riparian and aquatic systems declined [6] [8].

It should be noted that the seasonal assessment for eastern and western exposure surfaces was not covered in the present work.

The Western world surfaces only indirectly, through the humanitarian aid delivered by United Nations agencies to Sudanese and refugees in the country from elsewhere in Africa.

In western Africa the surface of a gourd is covered by a network of dried fruit seeds threaded on a cord; a player holds the gourd handle in one hand and shakes the plaited ends of the cords with the other.

The hydroclimatic shifts seem associated with changing equatorial Atlantic and western Indian Ocean sea surface temperatures.

These are deeper than Western tubs, reducing surface heat loss and enabling more than one bather to be comfortably immersed up to their chins.