Sentence examples for become weathered from inspiring English sources

He also anticipated Mr. Chang's ideas about how the album would become weathered: he proposed including a coffee stain, but the idea was dropped when the ring proved difficult to reproduce properly.

Still, they decided to fix parts of Fairey's mural that had become weathered and torn: So far, the most energetic "Inside Out" project in New York has taken place in the Bronx.

What's now pristine is meant to become weathered.

This is usually because the cuticle has become heavily weathered and porous, in damaged hair usually as a consequence of repeated cosmetic procedures.

If a mezuza becomes too weathered, dirty or otherwise damaged, it is to be buried, as are all sacred documents, a service that a rabbi or synagogue can facilitate.

(6) After 2001 the rates of decrease by natural processes of subsurface oil slowed to about 4% per year as the remaining oil became more weathered and more sequestered.

It is customary in Hong Kong to assume that the hydraulic conductivity of weathered igneous rocks decreases with depth or as the rock mass becomes less weathered.

However, they become aquifers by weathering of the rocks and tectonic forces developed in the sub-surface, which form the weathered rock and fractured rock portions.

Mean trace lengths become shorter from fresh to slightly weathered rock, lengthen in moderately weathered rock, then progressively become shorter from moderately weathered rock through highly and completely weathered rock.

The color is reddish to reddish-brown, but becomes darker in weathered specimens; the reverse side is whitish.

The edges begin to round in moderately weathered rock, and in highly weathered rock, joint traces become sinuous and discontinuous around mineral grains.