Sentences with phrase «flank of»

The left flank of the chassis features two USB 2.0 ports, a power button, a volume rocker, and a Kensington lock slot.

Along the right flank of the Aspire V15 lurk three USB 3.0 ports along with HDMI, Ethernet and a combo audio jack.

The volume controls and power button are located on the right flank of the body, while the SIM card tray is positioned on the left side toward the bottom.

But can the development of a Third Flank of private service providers willing to experiment with ideas like these begin to change the culture of private legal services?

Notably, another flank of the Republicans» online attack lives on, as they are still operating 33 corresponding Web sites they created using the names of those same Democratic lawmakers.

And over on the Atlantic flank of the Arctic, another recent report concludes that the Arctic Ocean's cold layering system that blocks Atlantic inflows is breaking down, allowing a deluge of warmer, denser water to flood into the Arctic Basin.

This behavior does not affect the equatorward flank of the jet in the same way because the dissipation region on the equatorward flank is well separated from the source latitudes.

But at this level of warming there are climate «winners,» too — for instance, the Sahel, the semi-arid transitional zone on the south flank of the Sahara, may become a little moister.

It started with an eruption on the flank of the glacier on March 21st and lasted until April 13th.

In November 1772, at the instigation of Pierre - Michel Hennin, three stakes were placed in the Mer de Glace on the northeast flank of Mont Blanc.

But as the southern flank of the island is open to the sea and the closest continent is almost 1000 km away, this South - Sector is under very strong oceanic influence; (B) Sea - surface air temperatures (SST), which play no important role in this investigation simply because they do not exist in any reasonable number and time for the period in question.

years, after reading a book about the role of the sun in climate, including the usuals like temperature, precipitation, hurricanes,... But also non-usuals like earthquackes (clustering in the upgoing flank of the solar cycle, as is the case now) and even the number of wars (probably spurious, but continuous bad weather, as in our «summer» now, influences one's mood, thus more fights, etc.).

The project site is located on the western flank of Newberry Volcano in Central Oregon and aims to improve the feasibility and viability of EGS technologies and applications.

Seasonal speedup along the western flank of the Greenland Ice Sheet.

Some hidden population of the species might yet be found on the flank of the Panamanian volcano where it was discovered.

A oil on canvas Landscape painting depicting the Spanish Peaks on the eastern flank of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range in southern Colorado.

Politically, to suppress leftist or non-aligned politics which threatened US and European hegemony, and militarily, to create a NATO frontier on the Eastern flank of the Mediterranean facing Syria, a significant geo - strategic region of the Middle East.

Purpose - built Long Meadow School opened in 2001 and is located on the western flank of Milton Keynes.

Up close, the images resolve as portraits in a convex mirror, snippets of studio setups reflected in the flank of a polished teakettle.

Here's a short pre-flight briefing on some of them: KILAUEA: One of the Earth's MOST ACTIVE VOLCANOES, it is located in HAWAI`I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK on the southeastern flank of... Continue»

Famed for its deserts, this slice of south west Africa also has a wild side, including a dramatic flank of Atlantic Ocean, spectacular spiky massifs and Africa's largest salt pan.

Day 3 - Monday to Lake Titicaca: We travel by van up into the highlands on a highway which climbs clockwise around the western flank of Chachani Volcano.

The Mosteiros Graben is also an important feature in this area, representing collapse of lands on the northwestern flank of the caldera.

Historical activity associated with the Teide and Pico Viejo stratovolcanoes [17] occurred in 1798 from the Narices del Teide on the western flank of Pico Viejo.

The last eruption within the Las Cañadas caldera occurred in 1798 from the Narices del Teide or Chahorra (Teide's Nostrils) on the western flank of Pico Viejo.

As a result, the ocean sediment became land instead of ocean floor and was slowly lifted as the western flank of Oregon gained more real estate.

Part of the eastern flank of the range is located within the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation.

Previously, cyclists coming off the span had to loop through the Bridge Plaza in order to continue their journey to Merchant Road and onward down the flank of the Presidio.

You'll also find two small screws that flank all of these items; they don't mar the aesthetic, but are a bit distracting.

A flank of hair had come loose from under it and curled about her ear.

He smoothed the sheet, patting it but skimming the starchy bit - a shiny patch of dried semen, already quite old - on the right flank of where he'd lain.

Atarneus was a long way from Athens, across the big sea, snug to the flank of the Persian Empire.

Enhanced elements include bronze front grille decoration, door mirror decoration, decals along the flank of the car, unique 15» alloy wheels, tailgate decoration, steering wheel and centre console treatment.

The roofline appears to be low, but in actuality my six - foot frame had no issues sitting on either flank of the rear.

It eliminates the Trafic's blind spot by increasing the driver's field of vision down the offside flank of the van.

The rose motif makes its way to the outside shoulderline as well, breaking up a deep green pinstripe line applied down the entire flank of the car.

The mystery to me is why Fordham is protecting the right - flank of this movement or why some conservative governors have gone along.

It's no use pulling your lower tummy in if you leave the lowest flank of the abdominal cavity out of the equation.

Meat consumption in the West has grown tremendously, and nowadays it's common for people to serve themselves a flank of steak with a small scoop of veggies on the side.

For analysis of tumour growth over time, 1 × 106 B16F10 luciferase - positive cells were injected s.c. into the right flank of mice.

LLC or B16F0 cells (1 × 106 cells) were injected s.c. into the right flank of Tie2PEKO and control mice.

The crescent and linear dunes are both parts of a dark - sand swath known as Bagnold Dunes, which lines the northwestern flank of Mount Sharp, where the Curiosity rover is currently climbing.

This view from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA's Curiosity Mars rover shows dramatic buttes and layers on the lower flank of Mount Sharp.

Although losses are partly offset by strong gains on the spine and western flank of the Antarctic Peninsula, numerous glaciers feeding intact Antarctic Peninsula, West Antarctic and East Antarctic ice shelves are also thinning dynamically.

Scientists have speculated since the 1970s that the northwest flank of Arsia Mons may once have been covered by glacial ice.

On an August afternoon, the Wyoming Water Development Office led a tour of the Fontenelle Dam, an impoundment on the western flank of the Wind River Range where the Green River has been corralled to create a reservoir.

The model simulates the evolution of South American terrain during the past 40 million years — a period that commenced after the birth of the central Andes but before the eastern flank of those mountains began to rise, Sacek notes.

The «igloo» behind him is the rear, left - hand flank of the shuttle.

About 20 eight - inch - tall shoots of buckwheat were discovered by Michael Park, a graduate student in biology at the University of California at Berkeley, while he was surveying the southeastern flank of Mount Diablo.

Benson suggests that much of the corn consumed by the ancient people of Chaco may have come from the Chuska Slope, the eastern flank of the Chuska Mountains some 50 miles west of Chaco Canyon that also was the source of some 200,000 timbers used to shore up Chaco Canyon masonry structures.