Sentences with phrase «across ridged»

Where, then, does this order come from, this teeming life I see from my window: urgent spider making her living with her pre-nylon web, coyote crafty across the ridge - top, muddy Rio Grande as warm with no - see - ems (an invisible insect peculiar to early evenings)?

From there, he found a green - side bunker and watched his next shot roll across a ridge on the green and way past the hole.

Running horizontally across the ridge are two transform faults.

Shortly after dawn, he and his crew fan out across a ridge.

As for the ride, it swallows most small bumps whole as promised, although the odd clatter across ridges and potholes in Sport suggests that it's the Comfort damping mode you'll mostly want on U.S. roads.

It swallows most small bumps whole, as promised, although the odd clatter across ridges and potholes in sport suggests that it's the comfort damping mode you'll mostly want on Britain's roads.

The X5 swallows most small bumps whole as promised, although the odd clatter across ridges and potholes in Sport suggests that it's the comfort damping mode you'll mostly want on Britain's exfoliating roads.

I watched as hikers slowly made their way across the ridge, careful not to slip on the loose, black gravel.

Thirty or so feral goats moved across a ridge.

Fire erupted across a ridge line just to the northwest of Sala, Sweden and about 120 kilometers north of Stockholm.

Not exact matches

Irma's continued trek west across the ocean was guided by a strong ridge of high atmospheric pressure over the Atlantic, which prevented the storm from curving north and away from North America.

Place cheese slices diagonally across the grill ridges and cook until grill marks appear on presentation side and are just starting to melt.

It captures an area from Hallett Cove, across to Clarendon, and then roughly south then south - west along the ridge of the foothills until it meets the coast at Sellicks Beach.

While perhaps more mundane than the megaboulders (found only locally on Eleuthera), the sedimentological structures found within chevron ridge and runup deposits across islands throughout the Bahamas and Bermuda point to frequent and repeated inundation by powerful storm waves, in some locations leaving storm deposits tens of meters above sea level.

Earth - based observers had trouble seeing the ejecta, because the densest part of the debris cloud flew low across the lunar surface and was hidden by a high ridge.

The animal's lower jaw, which hangs under the ridge like an evolutionary afterthought, is even narrower — a flimsy structure only about three feet across at its widest point on a fully grown whale and studded with four - inch teeth.

Plunging into the ocean off the west coast of Vancouver Island, the more than 800 kilometers of fiber optic cables that connect the research stations stretch across the continental shelf, plummet down the slope and across an abyssal plain, and skirt hydrothermal vents near a mid-ocean ridge where the Earth gives birth to new ocean crust.

This view is a composite of images taken in 1995 and 1998, color enhanced to show details of the cracks and ridges that stretch across Europa's icy surface.

Dunes form on Earth when suitable winds scatter sand - sized grains — usually quartz, gypsum or basalt — across the surface, creating ridges that grow to enormous sizes.

Electrons slip or «tunnel» across the gap, and as the probe slides across the surface, the changing current reveals the ridges and valleys of individual atoms.

Along with my fellow field assistant Keith Heyward, I was joining Marchant and his graduate student, Sean Mackay, flying 60 miles across the sea ice to the Dry Valleys, a series of valleys and ridges that lie roughly east to west and largely free of the ice that covers 98 percent of the continent.

The giant wind turbines cropping up on ridges, shorelines and other windy locales across the world affect more than the wind — they are also changing local temperatures, notes a new study.

Other Cassini images show an improbable 12 - mile - high ridge cutting across Iapetus, Saturn's third - largest moon.

Hoerling said the study did not prove that the high - pressure ridge was exceptional when compared with pressure increases taking place across the globe as the planet warms.

«This is how fires get across lakes, freeways and ridges — with high winds, low humidity and spotting.»

But there are also roughly parallel ridges, grooves, or who knows what that swirl across the lower part of the image.

«The Jabulani was much smoother than the Brazuca with smaller grooves and ridges across its surface,» says Professor Leinweber.

The rest proceed to the Atlantic, past Lake Huron and Lake Erie, where some rest for a while, then across the Appalachian ridges to the broad waters of the Chesapeake and the bays of North Carolina.

A rugged chain of volcanic mountains, the midocean ridge, runs down the center of the Atlantic, around Africa into the Indian Ocean, between Australia and Antarctica, and across the South Pacific, then up the East Pacific to California, where it becomes the San Andreas Fault.

The driver swung the van westward and cleared the ridge, and soon we were racing across the lake at a speed that turned every frozen lump into a speed bump.

At left, and across the bottom of the scene, gray - white CH4 ice deposits modify tectonic ridges, the rims of craters, and north - facing slopes.

The power of the asteroid strike sent rippling ridges of ice across the planet, once more altering its shorelines so much that billions of years later we can detect the evidence.

During its two - year expedition there, Opportunity drove to the edges of promontories along Victoria's serrated edge, allowing it to look across to the next ridge and image the layers of sediment.

The high altitude trekkers in our team saw a herd of ibex one day, coming across them over a hidden ridge.

Thorpe, R.B., R.A. Wood, and J.F.B. Mitchell, 2004: The sensitivity of the thermohaline circulation response to preindustrial and anthropogenic greenhouse gas forcing to the parameterisation of mixing across the Greenland - Scotland ridge.

The direct linkages between life and planetary processes on the volcanically active, deep - sea, mid-ocean ridge system can only be understood through tightly integrated studies across a broad range of disciplines in geophysics, geology, chemistry, biology, and oceanography, according to the NSF.

The pectoralis major extends across the upper part of the chest, from the strenum and is attached to a ridge at the rear of the humerus (the bone of the upper arm)

For The Man From Laramie, Mann shot in the high plains and the ribbons of ridges of New Mexico, stretched far across the widescreen canvas.

It certainly leads to less body roll in corners, but also gives a firmer ride, with ridges across the road and even the joins between pieces of Tarmac on the motorway felt obviously in the cabin.

It features unique black body details such as a black Pony emblem for the GT grille, dissolve - effect black stripes along the prominent bonnet bulge ridges and across the body - side between the lower wheel arches, black 5.0 - liter badges on the front wings and exclusive black 19 - inch Y - spoke alloy wheels.

It's simple and convenient, but it also seems to be a retro throwback to the late 60s, with a heavy ridge across the top of the cowl.

The line also includes the Erratic Tennis Ball, which features raised ridges that make it bounce unpredictably across the ground, and a soft flying disc constructed using Chew Guard Technology, which has a domed center for easy flight.

The knee cap sliding across the femur can cause some pain, due to the bony ridges of the femur.

There may be an intense jolt of pain as the kneecap moves across the patella ridge, but it's gone in a flash and usually not obvious to an observer.

Along this tranquil but challenging trek you'll come across some of the common sea and forest birds, climb a 250 metre high forested ridge and navigate across the gorgeous Paterson Inlet.

Hit the trails to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, hiking across high rocky ridges and idyllic meadows to picturesque rifugios, or mountain huts.

The site is easy to get to — there is a cableway, so getting up the 350 metre high ridge is not difficult — and the views from here across the dam are fantastic.

On my second day in Kumano Kodo, I came across an unsettling sight nestled into the mountain ridge: a moss - choked shrine to Jizo, the guardian of travelers.

Clicked in to our bindings, I give our youngest a ski pole tow across the flats to where «It's A Ten», begins rolling down the ridge into Crystal Bowl.

After arriving to the peak and making our way across the gently sloping trail atop CPR ridge (yes, really), we in turn dove down and into the nearly empty Crystal Bowl, gliding effortlessly through the «champagne powder» layer that had accumulated the night before, our skis naturally catching each turn and responding to each motion.