Sentence examples for dark scale from inspiring English sources
The occurrence of metal sulfide corrosion layers favoring scale-fragment development and probably being a partial source of the dark scale coloring should diminish when more corrosion resistant (alloyed or coated surface) steels are used.
"Little Brothers" (Eli Manning, Andy Samberg) Shades of Peyton Manning's 2007 "United Way" sketch, only amped up few notches on the "dark" scale.
In addition to all that impressive activity, Herbert's somehow found the time to record a full-length follow up to 2006's deeply dark Scale - The Shakes.
In addition to all that Front Row friendly cultural gallivanting, Herbert's found the time to record a full-length follow up to 2006's deeply dark Scale - The Shakes.
The yellow-dark blue scale indicates more mild days, while the yellow-red scale indicates a decrease in mild-weather days.
It is light coloured with dark scales, has a strong odour, and grows on many deciduous trees.
It is a beautiful but relatively infrequently encountered bird; the male is marked by its distinctive rufous face, gray breast and buff-colored belly, while the female is equally distinctive by virtue of her white postocular streak, brown head and breast, and dark scaling over the flanks and belly.
They entered the tower under cover of dark, scaled the rooftop crane at daybreak, exchanged a high five – and then waited around for the light to improve, so they could best record the views down over the tops of the building's closest neighbours: the Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai World Financial Centre, rising above a thin cloud cover.
T. orirubens has fine dark scales and pinkish gills, brittle flesh, and is generally smaller.
Just a few years ago, as a masked graffiti artist, she worked under the cover of dark, scaling buildings and billboards to tag her name.
The reticulated Gila monster tends to have its lighter markings broken up by dark scales, giving it a reticulated pattern, while the banded Gila monster generally has more unbroken bands of lighter scales.
