Sentence examples for broken rings from inspiring English sources

All participants had measurement of their best near visual acuity on Landolt broken rings or Snellen chart (test distance 40 cm) after correction of any refractive errors.

Yet by 10am, the stall manager, Frances Bird, has already bought quite a collection of (mostly broken) rings, bracelets, necklaces and amulets from one woman.

And it was not long after it introduced the largest units in 2002, F.D.A. records show, that company officials began to receive a small but disproportionately high number of complaints about broken rings in those "extra large" versions of the device.

Later research has managed to create convincing models of patterns as diverse as zebra stripes, giraffe blotches, jaguar spots (medium-dark patches surrounded by dark broken rings) and ladybird shell patterns (different geometrical layouts of spots and stripes, see illustrations).

Chauvin cracked the case in 1971, and his mechanism revealed that the metathesis reaction had the potential to be used for a wide range of reactions, such as turning linear compounds into rings, stitching linear chains together, and breaking rings open.

As a result, people are more than happy to ring the register — you never go broke ringing the register on a winning trade".

Earl Wilson's quip: "Science may never come up with a better office communication system than the coffee break", rings true.

The basic break rings through clearly enough, but is encrusted with extra snare hits, cymbal crashes and bass thumps (not to mention a pot pourri of pads, samples and other synthesised effects).

Different types of aberrations like breaks, rings, and dicentrics as well as cells showing polyploidy, pulverization, and severe damage (SDC, cells with 10 or more aberrations of any type) were scored.

Also worth mentioning is that the algorithm never breaks fused rings in a complex ring system.

Taylor is out for two to four weeks with a broken right ring finger.