tope's Usage Examples:

It must formerly have been much higher, the top of the tope having originally formed a terrace, 34 ft.

divided into three or four stopes at varying heights above the main level, the lowest being known as the cutting-out stope, the others as the first and second back stopes in ascending order.

The ore below the false stulls can then be drawn out without waiting for the completion of the top stope.

- Leaves species of Pinus, and Miss Stopes and Dr Fujii have made important contributions on the structure of Cretaceous plants from Japan.

(1898); Wieland, " American Fossil Cycads," Carnegie Institution Publication (1906); Stopes, " Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Fortpflanzungsorgane der Cycadeen," Flora (1904); Caldwell, " Microcycas Calocoma," Bot.

The total height of this Sakiya tope will therefore have been approximately a little under 50 ft.

isotope systematics will be compared to current knowledge of MOR hydrothermal fluids.

Basic concepts in equilibrium geochemistry, isotope geochemistry and redox geochemistry are covered.

immunogenic epitopes expressed by this tissue, and the expression of complement regulatory proteins in transgenic tissue.

For others, like postoperative ileus, there may be few.

of Ptolemy's Geography is found in the Vatopedi monastery of Mt Athos.

There are the remains of many other topes (or stupas) in the neighbourhood.

Synonyms:

stupa, shrine,

Antonyms:

abstain, dishonor, conserve,