Sentence examples for distinguished grain from inspiring English sources

The essence of Lonergan's art is the exquisite filigree, the distinguished grain and varied texture of that daily life, delivered with a tactile precision and immediacy that delivers the movie's pain not through the eyes and ears but to the viewer's skin and bone.

The maps of heights are shown on the left-hand side; the same maps with distinguished grain boundaries are shown on the right-hand side.

It is capable to reproduce the long-range connectivity of pores but the application is limited to certain type of rock with clearly distinguished grain size and specific diagenetic process.

Our data are in agreement with a previous report by Ritter et al. (2007) in which amplified fragment-length polymorphism markers on chromosome 8 could unambiguously distinguish grain from sweet sorghum lines (Ritter et al. 2007).

Ms. Jackson claims that she can distinguish grain-fed steer from their grass-fed brethren with a single telling bite.

In fact, we found a marker within the gene Sb09g029170 that distinguished the grain sorghums from the sweet sorghums cultivars used in this study.

It is worth studying how to distinguish stardust grains (or grain cores) and ISM dust (or mantle) by observations, e.g., spectropolarimetry, in the future.

When Roberts used OSL to tease dates from individual mineral grains, he was able to distinguish old grains of bedrock from the grains of sediment that would reveal the true age of the shelter.

We can distinguish the grain boundary of the Ni film and can also estimate the quality of graphene samples qualitatively since the thinner graphene region is light gray while the thicker regions are dark gray.

Therefore, how to distinguish cultivated grain crops from their closely related wild grasses from archaeobotanical remains is essential for understanding the origin and spread of agriculture.

The ratio of shadow characteristics to grain characteristics distinguished filled and unfilled grains.