| I presently live in the flattest part of the country where the course takes me 45 seconds on a hardtail. |
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| The fenlands of Norfolk are one of the flattest places on the planet and boats are the only way to travel. |
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| It is the driest, flattest, most desiccated, infertile and climatically aggressive of all the inhabited continents. |
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| The south side, from which the archaeological site is accessed, is the flattest. |
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| On all three Sundays they will limber up for the skijoring race on the flattest track in Europe. |
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| At only an average of 35metres above sea level, Denmark is one of Europe's flattest lands. |
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| It is underlaid by lacustrine sediments of the glacial Lake Agassiz and is the flattest land in the interior plains. |
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| Generally the central base curve is chosen to be deeper than the curvature of the flattest central cornea meridian. |
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| The mainland is the largest island and the world's smallest, flattest continent. |
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| If this is not possible, choose the flattest socket possible and use a socket with a diameter of at least 600 mm. |
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| We have the flattest hierarchy possible, yet clear areas of competency for our employees and clients. |
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| The poorest people in each of these societies have the kinkiest hair, the thickest lips, the flattest noses and the darkest skin. |
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| The sink specialist Blanco is now offering a wide range of sinks with the attractive IF flat-fitting rim to match the design of contemporary kitchens, which is characterised by clear contours and the flattest of transitions. |
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| The choice goes to the most horizontal place in order not to roll or slide and get squeezed against the tent walls, to the flattest place in order not to contort oneself to find the least uncomfortable sleeping position. |
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| Gradients are flattest in the Indian Ocean. |
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| Such is the case in particular of watches equipped with the 9P calibre and the famous 12P, which earned the manufacturer a place in the Guinness Book of Records in 1957 as designer of the world's flattest automatic movement. |
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| Over short sections, rivers may fall into any of the gradient categories almost anywhere in Canada, since even in the flattest parts of Canada, there are occasional sharp changes in height. |
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| His intelligence and charisma enabled him to create a new style of management based on empowerment of the people working alongside him, a strong presence, almost unlimited availability and the flattest possible hierarchy. |
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| Saturn is the flattest of the planets and also the least dense. |
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| This exceptional watch has a yellow gold case from the 2100 line and is fitted with the famous automatic 0035 movement launched by the brand in 1988, one of the smallest and flattest of its kind. |
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| In the case of corneal astigmatism increased clearance will be observed in the peripheral portion of the steepest meridian and some bearing may appear in the paracentral region of the flattest meridian. |
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| With a depth of only 1 cm, this mount is the flattest product available. |
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| They are among the flattest, smoothest and least explored regions on Earth. |
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| A single track road runs around the coast of the island where the flattest land and houses are, the interior of the island is hilly and uninhabited. |
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| On average, Florida is the flattest state in the United States. |
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