Sentence examples for broad rim from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the son of a Wolverhampton ironmonger recalled a very wet evening on which Enoch Powell, the local Member of Parliament throughout the 1950s and 60s, required a new washer for a tap: "his moustache quivered with urgency and water streamed from the broad rim of his black Homburg hat".

Chronically active lesions contained a broad rim of macrophages with myelin degradation products at the edge and macrophages with later stages of myelin degradation products in the lesion centre.

Floppy felt hats with broad rims gather like old friends on an antique green rack, greeting visitors at the door.

The coins were nicknamed "cartwheels", both because of the size of the twopenny coin and in reference to the broad rims of both denominations.

We also report on the effect that the presence of methyl groups in the broader rim of the cyclodextrin causes on the interaction with the guest molecule bentazon.

The broad-rim steering wheel, the tall dashboard and the expansive hood's chrome centreline impart the requisite sense of occasion.

In particular, a broad heterogeneous rim, regularly associated with a delayed enhancement of the central lesion parts, is highly suggestive of breast cancer (B, upper row).

Under similar conditions (YG agar plates containing 350 mM calcium) the colony size of the Δafoch1 mutant was only slightly reduced compared to the control strains (Figure 2B B″), but the mutant colonies showed a striking broad white rim of non-sporulating mycelium (Figure 2B').

It is surrounded by a broad cytoplasmic rim.

In general the nucleus was rather rounded (Fig.  5b), often with indentations, and it was surrounded with a broad cytoplasmic rim.

Northern Italy was an integral part of the territories controlled by the earlier Carolingians, but from the mid-9th century changes began to show: the deniers of Pavia and Milan, though retaining Carolingian types, became broader and thinner, with wide rims like those of the later German bracteates (see below Italy and Sicily).