Sentence examples for a thick strata of from inspiring English sources

These people may look normal, but stick them in an x-ray machine and you'll see a thick strata of Back to the Future, somewhere between the flesh and the blood.

Then add a thick strata of buttercream, another of chocolate crémeux, more cream, more Valrhona.

The last thing they need now is a generation that refuses to acknowledge that it is growing old, a thick stratum of privilege, desk-blocking new talent, better ideas, fresh approaches, mainly interested in funding a three-holidays-a-year habit and looking forward to the next chance to romp across the beach to the breaking surf, imagining themselves as lithe and toned as they were in their 20s.

The folding is formed by a thick stratum of columnar cells; the prevalent orientation of the long axes of their nuclei is perpendicular to the basement membrane (Figs. 5b and 8a).

The penguin epidermis has a thick stratum corneum, consisting of flattened heavily keratinized cells that lack basophilic nuclear remnants [ 36].

In details, from the bottom to upwards, the stratigraphic series is formed by Numidian Flysch Fm. (alternation of brown clay and thick strata of yellowish quartz-arenite; Upper Oligocene-Burdigalian), followed by grey-blue and brown marly clays with foraminifera fauna (Terravecchia Fm. - Upper Tortonian).

To prevent loss of moisture reptilian skin lost the softness and moisture of amphibian skin and developing a thick stratum corneum with multiple layers of lipids which served as an impermeable barrier as well as provided protection from the ultraviolet.

This is solved by the possession of a thick stratum corneum in which waxes are arranged in membranelike layers between the keratinized cells.

This was a proof-of-concept, showing that the engrafted sheet onto the ischemic myocardium survived and gradually grew to form a thick stratum that included a mixture of newly formed vessels, undifferentiated cells, and some cardiomyocytes [ 167].

Apply a thick layer of lotion.

Spread a thick layer of finished compost.