In the predescemetic eyes, the remaining fine layer of the stroma was clear and healthy.
The surface of the pots was then covered by a fine layer of quartz sand to avoid formation of surface crusts after watering.
Kate McMahon, a Melbourne resident, remembers large parts of the city being covered by a fine layer of ash.
Sweets are created by spreading a fine layer of the flavoured sugar, and then painting water on top using a jet print head to turn the substance into hardened crystals.
That big bar is still quite shiny, because it's covered by a fine layer of oxide, and that protects it from further change.
Usually, you apply a powder by dusting a fine layer over your dog's coat and letting it sit undisturbed.
I remember, by the end of the day, brushing a fine layer of coal dust from my waders and vowing never to go there again.
A vivid example is a small, round 13th-century box with a configuration of spirals, called a "pommel scroll pattern," carved about a quarter-inch deep on its top: looking closely, you can see that the sides of the V-shaped grooves are striated by many fine layers of green, black and yellow.
Cover the seeds with a fine layer of vermiculite.
A fine layer of dust covered the inlaid floors, disturbed by the expanding trails left by the soles of combat boots.
