This collapse is associated with a vertical negative relief of c.180 m, defined as the maximum downwards deflection below the regional datum. |
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But as soon as he did so, the world turned and he was swimming downwards, down, down into the deep, dark abyss. |
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They'd started moving downwards when the sounds of shouting, feet, and equipment jangling drifted up. |
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After climbing a steep rise for about twenty minutes the road crested, then began to slope downwards, taking a more westerly direction. |
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The first lagoon is situated at the top of the hill and the system of lagoons progresses downwards along the contours of the land. |
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For once the average age is plummeting downwards to late teens, early twenties. |
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There was a faint scar that sloped gently downwards from her index finger to her little finger. |
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He shows an earlier type of candlestick of baluster form spreading downwards into a deep drip tray with a squat cinched base. |
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If the drift downwards continues there would be a substantial erosion of pension funds in Ireland, he said. |
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He folded his arms across his chest, drawing my attention to them and making me notice that they were fully bare from the shoulder downwards. |
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The owl soared downwards into the thicket of pine trees where its nest was. |
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Fault displacement varies and diminishes downwards and upwards from a central zone where the throw is highest. |
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A hand thrust itself downwards and pushed aside a branch like a shop owner holding a door open for a customer. |
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The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal. |
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They were higher than any other boat when the little ship gave a lurch downwards and uttered a slow groan. |
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Natural disasters often destroy productive capacity and send share prices skittling downwards. |
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Some of them had steep, smooth walls that plunged into the sandy bottom, others undulated downwards. |
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Equity markets continue to drift downwards or, at best, sideways, punctuated by short, unsustained recoveries. |
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We had gone barely a hundred yards when a few snowflakes began to drift downwards. |
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Soon they're learning how to fall safely and how to snowplough gently downwards. |
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Pains originating from urinary system, such as the kidneys downwards to genital parts may all be classified as abdominal pains. |
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Many householders from the gentry downwards, and most retailers, brewed their own beer. |
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She vaguely points downwards, as if alerting the darkening world to imminent nightfall. |
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Positioning the nose of the saddle downwards may relieve your initial discomfort but it may cause long term pain. |
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Fatty's shoulders dip downwards and Shannon just watches her sister cry with a blank expression. |
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That'd be a large downwards arrow for the benefit of the whining Wolves fans, I expect. |
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His gaze traveled downwards, and suddenly I felt exposed in my cami and shorts. |
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Hold your hands, palms downwards, over the cloth and send your witch-power into the herbs. |
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He looked downwards to see his grip had tightened so harshly around the shovel's handle, he cracked it. |
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The heart line curving downwards from the base of the fingers ran over to the percussion without any branches or crosses to weaken its course. |
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These owls have large heads, large, slightly elongated eyes, a short, hooked bill that points downwards. |
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It is a solid river of ice broken into huge blocks, thrust downwards by a glacier or very large Yeti. |
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She blinked her cloudy eyes, a hand drifting downwards towards her abdomen where her body still tingled. |
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We want a Europe where power flows upwards from nation states and their peoples, and not downwards from Brussels and its remote elites. |
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These deposits represent enrichments of ore minerals caused by surface waters that percolate downwards through an existing sulphide-rich orebody. |
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They turned me to face downwards and I had my head in a vice, but the surgeon was ever so nice and set me at ease straight away. |
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I am forced to leave the magazine face downwards where her mighty fizzog can be safely forgotten for a few precious moments of sanctuary. |
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The property of this country is absolutely concentred in a very few hands, having revenues of from half a million of guineas a year downwards. |
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That stones released near the surface of the Earth invariably travel downwards is a contingent fact that could conceivably have been otherwise. |
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Take the tip of a large knife and quickly and firmly plunge the knife downwards through this cross. |
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The purpose of modernisation is to flatten the pyramid, to push power downwards and re-enfranchise the rank-and-file. |
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Some failure in tension has occurred in the elements above the anomalous region where the flexural bending is concave downwards. |
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The second one didn't miss a beat, and quickly sliced downwards, narrowly missing me. |
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The anterior and posterior portions of the corpus callosum curve sharply downwards to form its genu and splenium, respectively. |
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The maintenance of downwards accountability to local communities by the NHS has generally proved difficult to achieve. |
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Looking around Joe saw the goggled face of his co-pilot, circling with his hand and then pointing downwards. |
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Slowly, strained, the grate lifted and hung twenty feet above the opening, revealing a flight of stairs that descended downwards. |
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A bead of redness appeared where the tip had dimpled the skin, grew, then trickled downwards. |
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On sloping ground, soil can slip downwards at an imperceptibly slow rate by a process known as lateral creep. |
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The gum collar dips downwards on the inner and outer surface of each tooth but rises between the teeth. |
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He dipped his muzzle downwards, slowly, closing his eyes for a brief moment in remnants of a formality that was not welcome. |
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She reached out towards her father struggling as the guillotine's blade sliced downwards. |
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In a swirl the fish dived and headed downstream, pulling the rod tip downwards to the water surface. |
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The book is now in equilibrium, the downwards force of gravity is perfectly countered by the upwards force that you are applying to it. |
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Rather than following the classic coral slope downwards, I head for the shallows. |
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She finally rounded a corner and noticed that the path this time seemed to slope downwards. |
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The net internal effect will ultimately drive the cost of the brand up and drive quality levels downwards. |
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It is generally longer than it is wide and its floor slopes downwards towards a junction either with another valley or a plain. |
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I cast my gaze downwards towards the floor then looked back up at his hazel eyes. |
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He said other factories are just chalking the price downwards at every opportunity. |
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The bridge sloped downwards halfway across, until it was level with the other side. |
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One thing about walking around a lot with a small child is that your eyes are always looking downwards towards the pavement. |
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What does that mean for cooperation between unions at executive level and downwards? |
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The whole issue has been handled terribly, right from governmental level downwards. |
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The pressure from everyone, from the Prime Minister downwards, seems to be having some effect at last. |
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Everyone, from President Mubarak downwards, has assured me of the desire to increase the levels of trade. |
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This was all too easy, he thought, as he gathered her up in his arms, her feet over one and her neck drooping dreamily downwards over the other. |
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That glow was almost too calming, for the visitors were lulled into a drowse, then as they sank downwards, a peaceful sleep. |
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The thick rock walls act as a natural filter, so as the space particles travel downwards, the cosmic rays collide with the atoms in the rock and are halted. |
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Recorded by Clash roadie Baker Glare, who was learning the intricacies of a Portastudio and mixing on the job, the quality varies from patchy downwards. |
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To make your locks as shiny as poss, give them a quick blast of cold water before getting out of the shower and always blow dry from the roots downwards. |
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The giraffe gazed downwards at us with a stupidly benign expression on its face and slowly stalked away, balanced on its implausibly spindly legs. |
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This was the katabatic wind rolling down off the polar plateau, picking up speed from the slow gravitational forces that pulled it downwards over the vast expanses of ice. |
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But this gradual shift downwards may put pressure on inflation as the cost of imports rise, forcing the Bank of England to consider upping interest rates. |
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Pushing the bar out to the left encouraged Matilda to soar right, and vice versa, while pulling the bar back tipped her wing downwards and likewise pointed us earthwards. |
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On this occasion my head was in a more backward, downwards position and the water was poured on for a longer time. |
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Pain may migrate from the chest downwards as the dissection progresses. |
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The impact hit his knuckles, making him loose his grip and slip downwards. |
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The scar created by quarrying the hillside below the Nab is visible from a wide area, but excavations are now going downwards below the level of the surrounding land. |
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The ships were the kind of swift feluccas preferred by the desert warlords, with odd-looking lateen sails and long, backswept oars pointing downwards into the water. |
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I suddenly felt the plane go completely downwards, into a nosedive. |
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Everyone was soon out and with a nod, a very cool nod, the pilot banked the aircraft sideways and downwards away from the wall and roared off up the gorge. |
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Above audience and performers alike, an inner ceiling droops downwards in sail-like sleeves that both help disperse sound and secrete necessary technical apparatus. |
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I followed more slowly, my hands in my pockets and my eyes faced downwards, ignoring the concern in my friend's sea-green eyes as she turned around to watch me. |
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Enron turned out to be the first of a wave of similar accounting fraud cases which shattered investor confidence and sent stock markets nosediving downwards last year. |
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Words of encouragement and advice, and indeed a supportive phone call during the week, have always compensated any feeling of deflation at the scales refusing to go downwards. |
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Or on the other hand, from the governments' perspective should piracy be viewed as a handy but deniable mechanism for pressuring the software company's pricing downwards? |
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I shall only sell if they head downwards towards my break-even point. |
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Circulation is from the top downwards, with visitors transported up through the atrium in a bank of lifts to the starting point of the exhibition route on the topmost floor. |
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When one looks at the figures, one can see the graph of employment opportunities rocketing up over the last 5 years and the unemployment figures trending downwards. |
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We traveled downwards for a while, as I watched the darkness and listened to the gentle pattering of tiny feet and the drip of water falling into a pool. |
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Waterspouts are basically tornadoes that are over water, and downbursts are violent gusts of winds blowing directly downwards from the storm cloud. |
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Rub a little oil over the body and progress downwards towards the feet. |
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Abdominal examination revealed a large scar from the navel downwards. |
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If canopy birds have a greater need to shift downwards than understory birds, the strata of canopy birds should be wider than those of understory birds. |
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Depending on which club in your bag you are using, this angle of attack can be upwards, downwards or level. |
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The dowsers held the double-end in each hand and the singleend twitched and bent downwards when water was found. |
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At the lower end of the firesteel the rim curves convexly downwards in two bands. |
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The ankle joint can flex so as to allow the trailing edge of the wings to bend downwards. |
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They catch young rabbits by locating their position in their nest by scent, then dig vertically downwards to it. |
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Fleas tried to avoid the scratching, retreating rapidly downwards and backwards through the fur. |
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Those constituents reradiate upwards and downwards, thereby heating the Earth's surface. |
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The first is the generation of turbulence near the ocean surface, which acts to stir light water downwards. |
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A policeman with his arms hidden under his cloak marched unhasting downwards from the direction of the Bank. |
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The former usually anastomosed with the sulcal branch of RCA while the later extended downwards on the posterior surface of the left ventricle. |
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The device, a new form of ornithopter has wings that push downwards instead of flapping, mimicking the puling movements of a swimming jellyfish. |
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After several seasons, the brine liquid drains out downwards from the pockets and the pockets may even debrine completely. |
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Bright received many letters and telegrams of sympathy from the Queen downwards. |
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Liquid from the bottom of the chambers is diluted and pumped to the top of the chamber and sprayed downwards in a fine mist. |
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Towards the completion of the undersea drives, the UK TBMs were driven steeply downwards and buried clear of the tunnel. |
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These adits connected with shafts that were either sunk vertically downwards or followed the line of the steeply dipping lode. |
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If in cases of difficulty you have recourse to this means, luxate downwards as far as half the dorsopalmar diameter, and then vice versa. |
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The drop kick technique in rugby codes is usually to hold the ball with one end pointing downwards in two hands above the kicking leg. |
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Social mobility was usually downwards, due to social and economic pressures. |
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Wet your skin, spread shaving foam across the areas where the hair is growing and shave with downwards strokes. |
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Hags may result when flowing water cuts downwards into the peat and when fire or overgrazing exposes the peat surface. |
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These growth rings increase in size downwards until they reach the curved ventral edge of the shell. |
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This was because the wave moved downwards on the eastern side of the fault line and upwards on the western side. |
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The effect of this downwards pull is to eliminate excessive twist and sagging off to leeward at the head of the sail and to allow a little more flow or belly near the luff. |
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The pygidium of the male appears straight downwards from above. |
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The lower branches from the main trunk are leaning downwards as if kissing the desert soil and expressing love and regards for the continuing sustenance. |
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The government will introduce transitional arrangements to 'phase in' large changes in rateable value both upwards and downwards over the five years of the Revaluation. |
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Jim Troughton made 30 but the rest was a sorry procession of unfocused batting and loose shots with no-one from number five downwards reaching double-figures. |
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The adit sloped downwards into the bowels of some long-fallen building, following a passage that had silted up when the city had first been buried. |
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The column of mercury fell downwards, leaving a Torricellian vacuum above. |
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It is listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as the population trend is downwards, especially in Mongolia where it is nearly extinct. |
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The keel was a flattened plank about twice as thick as a normal strake plank but still not strong enough to withstand the downwards thrust of a mast. |
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The Texas pocket gopher avoids emerging onto the surface to feed by seizing the roots of plants with its jaws and pulling them downwards into its burrow. |
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The caudicle then bends and the pollinium is moved forwards and downwards. |
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Lift is generated when air flows over the kite's wing, producing low pressure above the wing and high pressure below it, and deflecting the airflow downwards. |
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Sigurd uses his sword Gram to cut the corslet, starting from the neck of the corslet downwards, he continues cutting down her sleeves, and takes the corslet off of her. |
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In the third phase stolons develop from lower leaf axils on the stem and grow downwards into the ground and on these stolons new tubers develop as swellings of the stolon. |
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A downwards spiral towards social disorder and chaos has begun. |
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The coal bearing rock strata or coal measures that make up the coalfield outcrop in the foothills of the Pennines and dip gently downwards from west to east. |
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For a long time the turning was done manually, simply by pushing on a long tail-pole extending downwards, almost to the ground, from the rotatable superstructure. |
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