Sentences with phrase «entire outer edge»

At all points of the compass, the entire outer edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet is flooding into the oceans with increasing velocity.

Either position the entire outer edge of your back foot flush against the wall or have just your heel against the wall, with your back foot turned just slightly in.

Not exact matches

It might be lingering bashfully on the icy outer edges of our solar system, hiding in the dark, but subtly pulling strings behind the scenes: stretching out the orbits of distant bodies, perhaps even tilting the entire solar system to one side.

Bring your attention to your back foot now and ground the outer edge of your foot up the entire leg (stay here for 3 breaths).

Define the outer edge of the eye with a dark brown eyeshadow and apply a bronze colour across entire lid.

Understitch the lining back neck by folding the entire seam allowance to the lining side and sewing on the outer lining side close to the seam edge.

Step 2: Continue in a circular pattern until the entire front and inner and outer edges of the wreath are covered.

But on the driver side of the new Accord, the entire warning system is almost non-existent: All you get is an outside mirror with a convex strip on the outer edge.

A further feature immediately recognisable from the side is the waistline at the level of the door openers characteristic of BMW, extending from the outer edge of the headlights, rising slightly along the entire length of the car, and continuing all the way to the contours of the rear light clusters.

«Lindzen picks one value at the outer edge of the probability distribution function and builds his entire argument on that (rather improbable) value as if it's highly certain» Okay, I see where you're coming from.

The situation as I see it is opposite: Mainstream science acknowledges there is a large uncertainty in the net aerosol forcing, whereas Lindzen picks onevalue at the outer edge of the probability distribution function and builds his entire argument on that (rather improbable) value as if it's highly certain: His argument is implicitly built on high confidence / certainty that aerosol forcing is very low.

The biggest change is superficially subtle but practically paramount: the U11 has a gorgeous, continuous curve across its entire back, which thins the device toward the outer edges and makes it feel much more compact than it really is.