Sentence examples for blade composition from inspiring English sources
During the excavation of 1991-1991, the lithic inventory shows the same typology and technology characteristics that we can describe as following: a main Levallois composition and in a lesser extent a blade composition.
Here a few blade characteristics to be familiar with: Blade composition.
They range in blade composition, number of teeth (cutting bits or surfaces), the amount of set (the width of the kerf removed by the blade), and the blade quality.
The X-ray characterization was carried out using diffractometer (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) for the proper understanding of the blade phase composition and structure.
Slim metal canopies, their sharp-edged forms resembling helicopter blades, cap the composition, anchoring the eye the way a cornice would in a classical building.
Like entering some Blade Runner cathedral, the composition makes the room appear to soar upwards, way beyond its actual height.
The CD releases feature four more compositions: "Switch Blade", "Backward Country Boy Blues", "REM Blues", and "A Little Max (Parfait)".
It's made in Germany with a stain-resistant high-carbon steel blade in a triple-riveted composition handle.
Considering this, the anatomy of the grasses related to morphology and chemical composition of leaf blades may influence consumption and digestibility, thus interfering in the forage quality.
The β-propeller architecture observed in protein tertiary structure and classified into the five different types according to number of 'blades' (or β-sheets) and a sixth type classified according to the secondary structure composition of the blades (the ββαβ-molecular unit) is characterized by variations (or plasticity) in the structure.
For instance, the species composition on the blades of kelp can be very different from that on the holdfasts of the same plants; Christie Hartvig (Norwegian Institute for Water Research) showed how dietary specialization in fish feeding on these invertebrates in turn leads to fine-scale habitat associations of fishes.
