surmountable

Examples of surmounted

surmounted

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Generation of gamma beams present limitations can be surmounted in the coming years.
A challenge that will need to be surmounted involves the determination of the mechanisms whereby different levels of analysis interact across developmental time.
Seen from the village street it presents itself as a simple gable end surmounted by a chimney.
Once these hurdles are surmounted, sibling-to-sibling organ donation offers the opportunity of continued good health and a longer life for the organ recipient.
Suffering could be surmounted only by learning duty and virtue.
Three mounts surmounted by a cross on a two-line stem.
The other buildings (3, 9, 11, 13) are generally represented by a small square surmounted by a cross.
Such is the case with us, now that we have surmounted the first interpretation of a dream.
Two crescents surmounted by a star on a single stem.
The clouds fade to reveal the powerful image of a gothic tower surmounted by a cross.
And the bars of light and shade connote the fantasies of introjection and projection of good and bad feelings surmounted in this passage to maturity.
Moreover, even if the difficulties due to the social lotter y could be surmounted, the natural lotter y would remain.
That presence was remarkable because of the difficulties that had to be surmounted.
For instance, some of the headstones surmounted by a blas' looking angel in a whitish e nightie look particularly awful.
Having surmounted the implementation hurdles, managing a service making full use of advanced practice also raises a number of considerations.
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