| 词汇 | example_english_ridge |
| 释义 | Examples of ridgeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In between the anterior and posterior ridges, the fused atrioventricular cushions are attached, connecting these ridges at the atrioventricular side. Doublure incurved, narrow, gently decreasing in size anteriorly, and bearing at least two low terrace ridges. Small earth ties are needed every 5 m along the contour ridges or deep furrows to gain better water distribution uniformity. Almost all of the farmers plant wheat on ridges or beds using furrow irrigation. Plots were mechanically sown on ridges in a randomized complete block design with three replications (rainy season) and five replications (dry season). Frontal part of median lobe transverse; abaxially merging with adaxial ends of eye ridges. Partial parameter envelopes are obtained by following ridges on a time-frequency surface. The first situation is appropriate for crops grown in raised ridges, such as sugar beet, potatoes or cotton. The head-capsule is flattened ventrally, and there are distinct ridges between this ventral portion and the lateral regions of the head. The trees were planted in the furrows and the crops on the ridges. Several features of the contour ridges in figure 10 are immediately apparent and require interpretation. Envelopes are smooth or variably ornamented with a reticulate pattern, small convolute ridges, or rarely small granae. The axiom, "nature does not duplicate exactly," could now be scientifically demonstrated as being applicable to the friction ridges. The study plot is rolling with several ridges and valleys with c. 30 m typical variance in elevation. The blocks were located along ridges t hroughout t he research forest. One or two minutes after the last exocytotic events the ridges disappear and the surface of the zygote becomes smooth. The burrows are covered by thin shaly laminae and form distinct ridges. Where the cuticle is thickened there may be transverse ridges or striation. Continued compression resulted in growing basement folds with anticlinal ridges gradually disrupting the lacustrine complex. There were two abnormal muscular ridges along the septal aspect of the left ventricle. Lightning strikes may also contribute to the higher proportion of trees dying standing on the ridges. The bottomland transects were located in t he flat, poorly drained a reas between the ridges. Mesoscutal sculpturing longitudinally striate, narrowing slightly medially, with interstitia transversely ridged. Secondly, during hole formation, capillarity ridges develop at the edges of the growing holes. They show a characteristic endogenous morphology with a rugged topography consisting of surface ridges and spine-like structures. Glands are complex with infolding, prominent intraluminal ridges with or without tufting or cribiform epithelium. A pair of shallow lateral ridges are found towards the external margin of the lateral wings. Figure 14g also has a cephalic width of 6 mm (estimate based on right half) and coarse, reticulate ridges on both glabella and cheek-lobe. Pleural ridges broad and considerably swollen, straight in adaxial anterior part, posteriorly curved and extending in continuity into major border spines. Small anterior pleural ridges carrying single rows of tubercles. Median subquadrate segment quarter length of anterior segment; laterally lines of small triangular scales present; ridges along length. By this time, the ridges along the lake would have been completely reoccupied and denuded of large stands of forest. They therefore preferred to build their planting ridges directly on untilled soils. Transverse ridges occur on the dorsa of abdominal segments 1-6, towards the anterior border, being most prominent on segments 2-5. Gleysols are found only in relief depressions, in sags between ridges and/or under moss communities of dellies. The ridges grow round and back to form a medullary tube enclosing the spinal canal. The multi-dimensional likelihood landscape could have numerous peaks separated by valleys or connected by ridges. The surface of the canal is ridged and pitted bearing small spines. The tegument of the neck region between the suckers is devoid of tubercles and spines and has a series of circumferentially orientated ridges. The arterial orifices were already separated by the condensed mesenchyme of the aortopulmonary septum and by the fused endocardial outlet ridges. To be practical, we had to consider more or less isotropic topography with similar cross-stream and zonal scales, rather than anisotropic ridges. Since plots enclosed by ridges are made to hold standing water needed for rice cultivation, they are not proper indicators of fragmentation. They are characterized by robust radial ridges, alternated with thin laminae of bone. Bioturbation is scarce, and concentrated to the upper, more fine-grained parts of the sandstone beds as epichnial ridges and endichnial traces. The anticlinal walls are clearly marked by wide cuticular ridges. Lateral to this sulcus, two blunt ridges, extending about 15 mm caudally, indicate a ventral reinforcement of the mandible in the postsymphysial area. No connecting ridges or crests are visible on the surface of the specimen forming a hexagonal pattern. Exocytoses are now restricted to the troughs, and microvilli to the ridges. Topography is mostly flat with shallow ridges between 10 and 15 m asl. The proportion of uprooted trees in the valleys was three times as high as that on the ridges. The teeth are long, slender (height 2-3 cm; basal diameter 0.6-0.9 cm), slightly recurved, and have finely ridged enamel crowns. On frontal glabellar lobe and frontal area, ridges finely woven to produce reticulate sculpture. The reconstruction work consists in removing the old ridges and building new ones in the furrows. Again, this chapter jumps around, from the formation of glacial striae, to beach ridges, to climate change. We infer that there was a small component of syn-depositional faulting to explain these features in addition to later faulting that offsets the ridges. Isolated examples are distinctly hemispherical in form, with strong and somewhat wavy ridges radiating from the dorsum. The valleys and ridges suddenly alter their shape. Located a little above the distal epiphysis, where the shaft, through the reduction of the muscular ridges and crests, becomes nearly cylindrical. The volumes are large, with six metre ceiling heights, and periodically incorporate the volume of the roof profile, and exploit the ridges as extracts. Crops were planted on ridges with a distance of 0.75 m for maize and 0.50 m for legumes. The anterior and posterior ridges are continuous with each other at the apical side of the left ventricle. In the youngest hearts two prominent myocardial ridges were found at the anterior and the posterior wall of the left ventricle. Within each turbulent region the vortex core is bordered by distinct ridges of peak turbulence. Frontal part of median lobe laterally extended by somewhat lower swellings at junction with adaxial ends of eye ridges. Two additional frontal ridges are clearly recognizable on the lateral surface of the frontal cradle. The latter is a fitness function which captures some essential features of molecular evolution, such as neutrality, compensatory mutations and flat ridges. People extended their plots, forcing government to make the concession of allowing plot extensions, provided that farmers dug contour ridges on these lands. As they cleared the forest along the valleys and ridges near the lake, the conditions for cereal agriculture would have become more attractive. In recent work, systematic hydrothermal exploration along slow and ultra-slow spreading ridges has revealed more hydrothermal activity than would be predicted from magmatic heat-supply alone. Note that the irregularly shaped ridges are composed of numerous, small, closely-packed cells. Auricular ridges of basis capituli well-marked, and directed somewhat backwards. In all experiments land was ®rst harrowed and then ridged. The teeth are laterally compressed, medially recurved and bear two unserrated carinae and numerous longitudinal ridges on both faces of the crown. Doublure narrowing and strongly incurving; up to four low terrace ridges progressively appear. The type material shows ar rangements of many fine subparallel ridges with some converging to small apical areas. In this specimen additional fainter ridges are not developed (cf. d). The sets of fine ridges splaying within the area of the trace are owning to the superposition of another trace fossil. By mid-day the wind had become south-westerly again with weak ridging evident in the isobars. The majority of the oceanic crust formed today is created at intermediate- to fast-spreading ocean ridges. The image illustrates wind-blown ridges of debris accumulated on the surface of the snowfield. Low mountain ridges a and geological formations are gradually individualized. Considering the biophysical factors, there was no difficulty in locating suitable sites for contour ridges. The difference between the upper and lower ridges indicated significant between-stand diversity over short distances. Strong winds are frequently combined with heavy rainfall, especially on the mountain ridges. Sixty-five per cent of the valleys had poor drainage as did 20% of the ridges, mainly due to the occurrence of springs. Both crops were planted on 30 cm-high ridges that were 1 m apart. Relaying maize into the ridges of early-season legumes before harvest can reduce labour requirements. The lateral and ventral arm plates have distinctive transverse ridges most noticeable in dry or nearly dry specimens. The lateral and ventral arm plates have distinctive transverse ridges most noticeable in dry specimens. Peridotite-gabbro complexes as keys to petrology of mid-ocean ridges. Unlike in mastodonsaurids, there are no ridges for attachment of jaw musculature. The chapters on mid-ocean ridges and subduction zones were disappointing. External surface with faint anastomosing ridges; doublure apparently smooth. The right plate shows faint concentric ornament, and two slight angles on the lateral margin are reflected in the ornamental ridges. We shall consider, however, only two-dimensional responses to the driving force, fields of velocity and temperature which are uniform along the ridges. Progress of testa rupture is facilitated by channels underlying the ridges. Uprooting proportions declined moving from the valleys up to the ridges. Therefore, the effects of wind may only be significant on ridges. The grooves in between the ridges are the sites of exocytoses. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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