Sentence examples for an uneven texture from inspiring English sources

The glass is then reheated and flattened, giving it an uneven texture, with light-refracting ripples.

Those shifts have an uneven texture; in a unison section for the men, Mr. Wheeldon seeks a middle ground between the earthy power of modern dance and soaring jumps and beats of ballet; in some moments the two coalesce, but in others the choreography appears piecemeal or, worse, derivative.

There should be an uneven texture to the crumb, as this is a sign that the dough was given a long initial rise before shaping.

Otherwise, you'll end up with visible bumps and an uneven texture on the painted concrete patio.

There are two reasons for this: First, rice can have an uneven texture if served immediately after it finishes cooking.

If you leave streaks of butter in your mixture, this means that it's not uniform and your final product will have an uneven texture.

HD products usually harness high-grade silicone to smooth any uneven texture on the skin's surface (imagine your face has been through a virtual laminator and you'll get the idea).

The refrigerator, for example, had a slightly uneven texture.

Confocal scanning microscope revealed the formation of a fine uneven texture on the film prepared in the C/W emulsion.

We have found that water-soluble monomers, such as pyrrole and aniline, are suitable for the electrochemical polymerization in the C/W emulsion that form films with a fine uneven texture.

In a 64-exposure image of a 10th-century manuscript of the Gospels, written in gold leaf, the luster on the Greek letters seems as realistic as if one were viewing the actual book, and in a close-up the uneven texture of the gold leaf is crystal clear.