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We skied down the slope.

We climbed a steep slope.

It's a very steep slope.

He stared at the steep slope.

The path zigzagged up the steep slope.

The structure speeds up the dissemination of the energy gradient.

The overwhelming amount of debris in the area and a slope gradient of more than 45 degrees, as well as the absence of a suitable area for firefighter troopers to land, are creating significant obstacles to putting out the fire.

The world is on a slippery slope toward nationalism and exclusion.

The land has a slope of seven degrees to 30 degrees.

For this reason, the derivative is sometimes called the slope of the function .

In fact, the slope is simply 1.50 per customer capturing our variable cost.

One night a merchant was walking up the slope on his way home.

They go up at a slope of six for every customer that we serve.

In summer, it exhibits a temperature gradient from 25 C at the surface to 19 C at the bottom.

The slope which is coming, which we call a Red Edge, is a detection of vegetated area.

From then onwards, this line slopes up, but now at a much lower slope than the revenue curve.

Now, with serious congestion slowing traffic in major cities to a crawl, the land gradient in housing prices is steep once again.

Thoughtful theologians can distinguish among psycho sexual issues in practice, however, fear of a slippery slope to calamity prevails.

Indeed, this is not the first time that Pakistan s relations with the US have been on a slippery slope.

(Critics, however, argue that the extrajudicial mechanism is a slippery slope to a wider crackdown on digital free speech.)

Perhaps this steepening of the location gradient could be delayed for a decade if we were willing to shift to denser residential patterns.

Massive because the viaduct is 222 metres long, weighs approximately 6,000 tonnes and had to be pulled up a gradient of about 3 .

The energy gradient, in this case that of heat, is disseminated more effectively by the structure of the forest and the life within it.

Will any country that legalizes therapeutic cloning inevitably slide down the so called slippery slope and end up tolerating reproductive cloning?

It says that, if it were linear, the steepest slope, then doubling the size you would require double the amount of energy.

He then flew down the slope and glided along the ice without so much as changing the easy position of his arms.

But still it was he the slope of the head was his, the lips were his, the soft neck and the broad shoulders.

The idea behind a slippery slope is that if you do x, which is acceptable, you will end up doing y, which is not.

Even though I do not believe in a slippery slope from therapeutic to reproductive cloning, a society s laws should give voice to its values.

On the logical slippery slope, you slide to the bottom and embrace the morally unacceptable because there is no way to distinguish it from an acceptable practice.

And there's something I worry about especially, which is that this dynamic will lead to a kind of a feedback cycle that puts us on a slippery slope.

They refer to the movements as they exploit the ecological niches of the gradient When they pray for the dead, they make these gestures with their hands, spinning their thoughts into the heavens.

So you don't have to tell what latitude, longitude you're at, you don't have to tell what your roof slope angle is, you don't have to tell what orientation.

So, when doing a center for the national parks in Costa Rica, we tried to use that idea of a gradient color and a change in texture as the structure moves across the surface of the building.

During the field work there have been found pieces of the aircraft at an altitude of 9.200 feet above mean sea level, the ground has a slope ranging from seven degrees to 30 degrees.

You can slide down the sociological slippery slope from one practice to the other even if the two are conceptually different just because the existence of one creates a social climate receptive to the other.

formula_4The slope of tangent line to the squaring function at the point (3, 9) is 6, that is to say, it is going up six times as fast as it is going to the right.

And so when we look at a map of skin color, and predicted skin color, as we know it today, what we see is a beautiful gradient from the darkest skin pigmentations toward the equator, and the lightest ones toward the poles.

Minsk is nestled on the south eastern slope of the Minsk Hills, a region of pine forested hills that roll along from the southwest to the northeast, all the way to the Lukomskaye Lake in north western Belarus.

Perhaps this steepening of the location gradient could be delayed for a decade if we were willing to shift to denser residential patterns. We could, for example, tear down San Francisco s row houses and replace them with buildings more like those of New York s Upper West Side.

He also said that he is concerned that it could give way to a slippery slope effect for surveillance practices in the coming years, noting that it is very difficult to reject an urgent request from the intelligence service in the current climate of general paranoia.