Sentence examples for crystal given from inspiring English sources

On display, too, are several of his magical artefacts, including a crystal given to him by the archangel Uriel and his black scrying mirror.

I remember trying to change that particular detail — two babies seemed like a lot to address in the story, and more than I'd wish on poor Crystal given the precariousness of her situation — but every time she reflected on her pregnancy there were still two babies in there.

The location of Sun Stones varies depending on the version of the game you're playing: Gold, Silver, Crystal — Given as first prize in the Bug Catching contest in Johto National Park.

In essence, the scattering of X-rays by the crystal give the Fourier transform of the molecule within.

For example, Boucheron's new designer, Claire Choisne, who trained at Lorenz Bäumer, has produced mixes of diamonds and crystal, giving a luminosity to the jewelry that offers a fresh and particular flavor.

In short, accessible chapters, Crystal gives the historical background to spelling irregularities that might otherwise seem arbitrary or random — "The origins of spelling difficulties in English lie in the fact that there are far more sounds in the language than there are letters" — and encourages readers to see spelling not "as a daunting barrier" but as a "voyage of exploration".

From a numerical point of view, the growing crystal gives rise to a moving boundary problem.

Each flat-on crystal gave a well-resolved electron diffractogram, and all electron diffractograms were identical.

It is shown that decreasing in dimensionality of crystal gives rise to nearly linear increase in strength of atomic bonds.

A Stokes height factor (BSt) was formulated which, when multiplied by the height of the lactose crystal, gives the Stokes settling diameter.

In the complex two kinds of 'one-dimensional' ordered structures give streaks on the layer lines, and a three-dimensional ordered structure (complex crystal) gives Bragg reflections.