0 a mountain with a large, flat top and steep sides, of the type found in the western and southwestern United States:
1 a mountain with a large flat top
They began the drive up the curving road that rises from the valley floor to the northern edge of the mesa.
The mesa, at 2,500 feet above sea level, loomed forebodingly.
Sitting on a flat-top mesa with steep slopes and deep ravines are 242 wind turbines.
On the upper mesa, a civic-ceremonial structure was built, where the elite, as well as specialized craftsmen and religious leaders, also built their living quarters.
This is because in the former condition both the word and the picture activate the target lexical node (mesa) and therefore no alternative lexical nodes are competing for selection.
Bipolar cell bodies were convex and appeared to protrude farther into the medium than the mesa-like horizontal cell counterparts.
They have the plant and equipment to make high frequency mesa types of transistors which we do not have.
