Sentence examples for crude light from inspiring English sources

But these statistics only shine a crude light on what's happening with young peoples' basic skills.

On Friday, a crude light was cast on that operation following a protracted assault on a western hotel in the capital.

Sensations carried by large, heavily myelinated fibres, such as position, discriminative light touch, and vibration, tend to be affected together, as do those carried by the smaller, thinly myelinated or nonmyelinated fibres, including pain, crude light touch, and temperature.

But the big difference now is that this anniversary comes on the heels of the 13 November attacks in Paris, which shed crude light on the nature of violent jihadism and set France on an official war footing, transforming the political and legislative scene in worrying ways.

Loss of function in ascending sensory pathways results in the loss of superficial pain, temperature, crude light touch, and scratch sensations if the spinothalamic tract is damaged, but it will cause loss of joint position, vibration, and discriminative light-touch sensations if the dorsal columns are the site of injury.

These objections are presented in such a crude light and in a succession so beleaguered by questions that they provoked perplexity and anxiety, in both Catholic and Protestant camps, even before the book was published.

Not much could look good under Wu Wei's crude lighting.

I can hardly look at the stage, the shouting, the wobbly sets, the crude lighting, the bad accents.

The crude light-brown syrup (175 mg) that obtained was fractionated on silica with EtOAc/hexane (1 3 → 1 2).

The crude light-yellow residue (122 mg) obtained was fractionated on silica with CHCl3/EtOAc (8:1).

The crude light-yellow residue (199 mg) that was obtained was fractionated on silica with CHCl3/EtOAc (8:1).