Sentence examples for wide ridge from inspiring English sources

The symbolic summit of the Chevin, the wide ridge that overlooks Otley and tilts above the sprawl of West Yorkshire, is a jumble of weather-beaten millstone grit boulders.

The neurites grew perpendicular to wide groove of 12.7 μm and wide ridge of 4.3 μm but parallel to narrow grooves (6.1 and 8.4 μm) and narrow ridge (2.2 and 3.6 μm).

Four micrometers wide ridge wave-guide lasers were fabricated from the annealed and as-grown laser structures using the standard device processing steps [11].

In a previous report, we demonstrated the very low threshold operation of QCL in CW mode with the J th of 0.56 katcm20 °C20 °C by optimizing growth parameter of the epitaxial materials, wide ridge width was used to lower the waveguide loss and no lateral regrowth of InP Fe was necessary [12].

If you have fast-draining soil and a drier climate, you might actually make depressions, with a wide ridge around them, to hold water.

Narrow and wide ridges were alternated in all treatments and maize (Zea mays L). was seeded in furrows only for the crop planting treatments.

The route down is awkward to find but once at sea level the coastal rock formations are stunning, with a series of wide ridges extending out to sea with gulches and caves between.

A compensation function is used during optical mask design to incorporate a photoresist offset, defining wide ridges with higher gray levels to locally modulate the time of etching, effectively giving thin ridges a head start during the etch.

It is concluded that mulching the 60 cm wide ridges with 60 cm wide furrows serve as a model for alfalfa establishment on large scale in the semiarid region.

Narrow and wide ridges alternated in both RF and FMRF treatments while only in the FMRF treatment plastic film mulched the entire soil surface, with seepage holes through the film in the furrows.

The surface ornamentation extends to 0.5 µm high and is mainly from warts and short, wide ridges, which are linked through few fine lines to form an incomplete net (reticulum).