Sentence examples for crude spacing from inspiring English sources

The average value of the dominant wavelength is consistent with the crude spacing of undulations along the irregular interface of garnet porphyroblasts (Figs. 8 and 9).

Oil prices had risen from lows near $30 a barrel on supply concerns sparked by war in Gaza and a production cut by the OPEC cartel, but they have fallen amid reports that crude storage spaces were filling up.

Their concept comprises the progressive transformation of 1D genomic information to 2D interaction networks and, finally, to the 3D chromatin fractal globule architecture, based on a crude 3D space-filled model of the genome obtained by reverse engineering from RNAPII-mediated chromatin interaction data.

Until recently, games were about crude characters blasting space aliens; now they can be about rounded humans learning to gauge photorealistic strangers.

The measure of green space is crude and may not accurately capture useable green space for individuals in their environment.

Light hydrocarbons vaporize to the space between crude oil interface and roof of the storage tank during loading of crude oil tankers in marine oil terminals.

I'm trying to tap into that crude system that sees space".

This distinction is fairly crude in time and space and deserves more study.

I've been remiss in not mentioning a signal cinematic event (and am grateful to reader Peter Muller for calling it to my attention): at Light Industry in Brooklyn, now through Sunday, the presentation of Wang Bing's "Crude Oil," described at the space's Web site as "a fourteen-hour film installation tracking a fourteen-hour workday of crude-oil extraction in northwest China.

"Mayan crude will be fighting for space with a lot of people for the next few years".

This architectural iconoclasm can be construed as a rather crude response to the indigenous spaces and builtform.