The Negev, a desertlike region, is triangular in shape with the apex at the south.
It all, though, requires a healthy ecosystem, starting with the apex predator — the sharks.
The pond covered with winter ice moves him to minute inspection of bubbles, "narrow oblong perpendicular bubbles about half an inch long, sharp cones with the apex upward".
Alluvial fans border the mountain fronts with the apex of each fan just within a canyon mouth that serves as the outlet for a mountain drainage system.
The units come complete with double beds, en suite bathrooms and a separate kitchen/living room, while floor-to-ceiling heights are a generous 2.5m, and will be taller in the top-floor flats with the apex roofs.
It has now been reduced to an area roughly triangular in shape, with the apex lying a little to the north of Abidjan and with the base lying along the Liberian border.
The orchid species of Ophrys that are pollinated by the wasps Trielis and Gorytes, and the bee Eucera induce the insects to attempt copulation with the apex of the lip.
The internal capsule consists of an anterior limb and a larger posterior limb and is abruptly curved, with the apex directed toward the centre of the brain; the junction is called the genu.
His vision involved the notion that at any moment forces were raveling and unraveling, forming and disintegrating in Yin-Yang polarity, an idea Yeats represented through two conic helixes — "gyres" superimposed on each other with the apex or narrowest point of one at the center of the other's base.
The numbering of the atoms in carborane compounds begins with the apex atom of lowest coordination (i.e., with the fewest bonds), and polyhedral vertex atoms are numbered in a clockwise direction with the carbon atoms being given the lowest possible numbers.
If you'd seen only Mr. Hallberg dance the long Act II series of entrechat-six, you'd think his super-definition could not be matched, but Mr. Gomes was even more wonderful in timing (he hits the downbeat with the apex of the jump) and more rich-toned.
