Sentence examples for faint cut from inspiring English sources
The proof standard for a poetic claim is normally sense data, the more pungent the better (Wright's "long lingering olfaction of home, whether from the faint cut of walnuts in the grass or a sour work shirt on a rotted railing").
The result of COBRA using the collected cells showed the only faint cut band which appears when the AciI recognition site is methylated while the control somatic tissue (kidney) showed similar intensities of the cut and uncut bands as expected, suggesting that the somatic cell contamination in the collected cells was limited even if all the cut band was derived from somatic cells.
At the same time, these data demonstrate that the effect of somatic cell contamination during germ cell separation to the results of methylation analyses was negligible, so we assume the faint cut bands in the PEG10 DMR COBRA in Figures 1 and 4 may not be a simple reflection of somatic cell contamination.
But the call was faint and cut off after only 12 seconds.
Barack Obama's voice blends many of those faint martyred messages cut short; human rights, hope, justice, peace, change.
A Luke Walsh try just after half time had given the hosts faint hope, but Hull cut loose again after that, with tries for Curtis Naughton, Kirk Yeaman, a second for Taylor and an incredible finish from the wing, Fetuli Talanoa, sealed Hull's passage into the last eight with ease.
Critic's faint praise is unkindest cut of all.
He went every day for nearly three months to Alaïa's studio, watching the diminutive designer -- who even then bore a faint resemblance to Gertrude Stein -- cut strips of cloth for his famous bandage dresses.
An expert hand was at work here; whoever did it chiseled faint little ridges in the cut, so "ONTARIO" seems to dance and simmer.
But now in his second season as the coach at Virginia Commonwealth, Smart, a slight 33-year-old with a buzz cut and a faint goatee, is the N.C.A.A. tournament's breakout star.
(Mr. Ivanov's favorite, Arcobräu Zwicklbier, from Moos, Germany, is described on the menu as having a "yeast-hazed golden hue" and "faint aromas of pepper, fresh-cut grass and bread"; a liter is $13).
