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Presumably the initial method for accomplishing this was to use a rock to pound in the metal sliver.
The tilt on the stage allows for hundreds of different projections, changing in slivers of a second, at the different depths to help create, say, the color, shading and contour of a rock, or at least to convince the eye.
A rock.
A few miles downstream, when we knew we were safely past the halfway point, we took a break at a sliver of stone that projects high over the river, identified on our map as Picture Rock.
A black sliver of rock on the beach.
The story of Wall Street begins on May 17 , 1792 when on a sliver of rock in a faraway part of the world known as Manhattan, a small group of men in knickers and knee-highs formed their own little club for doing business.
Rock in a rocking chair.
Here is an example of some of the first-ever thin sections, a technique of grinding rock down to a thin sliver and mounted on a slide to be examined under a microscope.
The landing had left Philae surrounded by rocks with only a sliver of light reaching one of its smaller solar panels.
Yet a paradox created a sliver of hope.
Since 1981, a sliver of that rock has resided like a wedge of old cheese — a light gray speckled filling inside a dark rind — at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.
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