Sentence examples for arranged slightly from inspiring English sources
(Sisario) DIRTY PROJECTORS, ECSTATIC SUNSHINE (Tonight) Dirty Projectors, led by Dave Longstreth, builds elaborate "glitch operas" with stark pluckings of guitar and precise harmonies, all arranged slightly out of whack.
Opening it reveals not one, but four books arranged slightly out of synch on a vaguely epic canvas stitched about with literary allusions and quotations, aphorisms, illustrations, and sermons.
The fertile structure is characterized by multiple levels of branching with the penultimate branches alternately arranged; ultimate rachises bearing 6 10 alternately arranged, slightly flattened, shield-shaped synangia.
The overall architecture of the complex shows the RNA held between two Rev molecules arranged slightly asymmetrically in a V-shaped topology, with the two Rev ARMs buried in distorted major grooves positioned on opposite sides of the RNA.
To serve, cut each tuna log widthways into 1cm-thick slices and arrange, slightly overlapping, on plates or a platter.
The floor is made up of slabs of white marble arranged at slightly varying levels — be careful when you're walking, so you don't trip — and surrounded by stark white and gray walls.
Interestingly, we could also observe the severe lesion from pathological section of the heart tissue, although muscle fibers are still arranged neatly, slightly striated muscle cell proliferation with increased cell nucleus.
A d orbital has its lobes arranged in a slightly more complicated pattern and labeled accordingly (Figure 4).
Seats are arranged in a slightly asymmetrical pattern, enveloping the stage on three sides, with undulant balconies cascading down in front of the stage.
Likewise, in the PBS group, with either NIR or X-ray treatment, there was no significant cell damage, few tumor cells were necrotic, and the tumor cells were arranged in a slightly loose manner ((Fig. 8b) I-8(B) III).
The untitled English version is a slightly arranged piece performed by vocalist Shiya Almeda which features new lyrics by Victor Ireland, who intended the song to sound less "lovey-dovie" with a greater "sense of urgency".
