Sentences with phrase «nearest available surface»
Startled to find himself called upon, he put his glass of red wine down on the nearest available surface.
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In addition to the North garage, additional parking is available near the Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium in the East Museum surface lot.
Parking is available in the Campus Center Garage and at surface lots near the Center.
He also said that their feeding pattern is distinct because the area where they've settled has a limited supply of food available on the ocean floor, and an abundance near the surface.
The browning of the forest canopy is consistent with observed decreases in the amount of water available to plants, whether that is in the form of rainfall, water stored in the ground, water in near - surface soils, or water within the vegetation.
It's also available as a «Mini Yours» soft top, which features the near - obligatory Union Jack motif on its textile surface.
We have all seen the keyboard cover - style cases, and frankly there are plenty of good options available (heck, Microsoft has even turned their Surface Pro 3 Touch cover into a near - trademark)-- but what about those of us interested in a little less keyboard commitment?
Since my «real» books had long since flowed off shelves onto floors and tables and every other available surface, physical space for expanision had neared the breaking point.
The two most important large - scale variables severe thunderstorms are convective available potential energy (CAPE - a thermodynamic measure) and the vertical wind shear (magnitude of the difference between the horizontal winds near the surface and aloft, say, near 6 km above the ground.)
The ocean component uses the ORCA tripolar grid (Madec and Imbard, 1996) which is available at 2.0 degree, 1.0 degree and 0.25 degree horizontal resolutions, and vertical resolutions of 42 levels (a resolution of 5m near the surface), and 75 levels (a resolution of 1m near the surface).
Of course, Sunlight is available for only half the day and less of it falls on each square meter of surface near the poles than near the equator.