Sentence examples for essentially surface from inspiring English sources

Both may be considered essentially surface plates, however, since the respective raise or recess is quite small.

Late Precambrian (Ediacaran) trace fossils from around the world are essentially surface trails that show little evidence of sediment burrowing.

Wear and corrosion are essentially surface dependent degradation which may be improved by suitable modification of surface microstructure and composition.

Essentially, surface coal mining in the Appalachian region creates a set of "weathering conditions" for disturbed overburden whereby generation of TDS loading to leaching waters and runoff can be significant and certain levels of release are unavoidable.

Since the creation of atomic force microscopy (AFM), there has been a continual trend to transform what is essentially surface-characterization tool into an instrument for addressing analytical problems.

Most formulations of electric double layer interactions between charged surfaces in electrolyte solutions are essentially "hard smooth" surface theories.

The areas with two essentially different surface morphologies can coexist on the surface.

As the partial silylation resulted essentially in surface derivatization of the whiskers, the extent of their silylation was characterized by their degree of surface substitution (DSs).

This is, essentially, a "surface subway" — it moves passengers quickly by giving buses their own dedicated express lanes, collecting fares before boarding and using real-time information to manage routing.

A moving table feeds the workpiece in small, discrete increments at the end of each stroke of the tool, and a scalloped but essentially flat surface is generated on the workpiece.

Artists have been investigating the nature of their medium in general at least since the French painter Maurice Denis wrote in 1890 that "a picture -- before being a war horse, a nude woman or some sort of anecdote -- is essentially a surface covered with colors arranged in a certain order".