Sentence examples for a marked surface from inspiring English sources

Moxon describes how the exhibition of 23 artists "demonstrates the recurring relevance of illusion and in counterpoint, materiality" and "the productive play between these two qualities of a marked surface... has brought this group of works together".

In addition to these structures, there was a marked surface heterogeneity, from smooth (LUH7312) to pockmarked (LUH1398).

MRI showed a marked surface depression in the empty defects while defect filling in the ADTT group was almost complete with repair tissue resembling healthy cartilage.

After vanishing of the MLs, the marked surface regions will not become a source of this phenomenon again.

His clothes are so clearly selected for comfort rather than style that they seem inside out, as though the marked surface were not the outer, on view, but the inner, touching the skin.

Alternatively, you can clamp both sides of the metal such that the marked surface lies between the clamps.

You can buy it in any auto supply store; just spray it on the marked surface and it will wipe off clean.

This are then floated or troweled down into the surface before they dissolve, and once they have dissolved they leave a pock-marked surface that when properly done gives a unique, distinctive appearance and good traction.

The main process studies have involved inventory of events by direct observation or records of damage; measurement of accumulation rates on marked surfaces or transportation links; or by the calculation of volumetric estimates of talus accumulation over long timeperiods.

In this study, the infection of immature mouse bone marrow-derived DCs (BMDCs) with recombinant adenovirus (rAd) vectors led to a marked upregulation of surface costimulatory molecules, IL-12 productiontion and capacity to stimulate both allogeneic and antigen-specific T cells.

As expected, PMA/ionomycin stimulation led to a marked downregulation of surface CKR expression; yet it was possible to identify CKR expressing NKT cell subsets in sufficient numbers for analyses.