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shishito
shiso
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ramp | American Dictionary

ramp
noun[ C ]
us/ræmp/
a surface connecting a higher and a lower level; a slope:
Wide ramps flanked the stairs at the entrance.
A ramp is also a road that lets you drive onto or leave a large road, such as an expressway:
an entrance/exit ramp

Examples of ramp

ramp
The gentle ramp case displays a higher fast-particle yield than the steep ramp case.
These parameters are the ramp angle, ramp surface friction, hip mass and size of the flat feet.
A ramp-filling procedure applied to filling polymer and glass shell with highly pressurized hydrogens.
In order to escape the water maze, the mice needed to see the escape ramp.
At the end of training, black and albino mice are shown to require the same time to reach the ramp.
It is linked by ramps to the gallery building.
The ramp is inserted between a series of masonry columns and a large wood and glass curtain wall.
Higher gravitational energy input requires larger drop of the gravity center and consequently needs larger ramp angles.
Figure 5 shows the positions of the real robot controlled by the inverse dynamic strategies with a ramp and splines references.
A long window runs along the whole length of the ramp's outer wall, and is interrupted only at a mid-point.
The step periods do not change significantly with respect to the ramp angles.
On the other hand, with a low hip mass, we were able to achieve steady walking with large ramp angles.
However, changes in the ramp angle again show more effects in that the walking speed increases with the ramp angle.
These thrusts have a ramp flat geometry with flats along preferred glide horizons, which are stratigraphically controlled.
They are also unconventional - built on a continuous ramp from outside to inside and under a continuous planted roof surface - and cosmopolitan rather than local.
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Collocations withramp

ramp

These are words often used in combination with ramp.

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boat ramp
Seals (and large eagle rays) frequent the city boatramp and fish cleaning tables particularly during school holidays and the tuna season.
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