Sentence examples for fine cleavage from inspiring English sources

For the fracture surfaces composed of the even fracture surface and the curved one, both the even and curved shapes the even parts were formed by the fine cleavage planes and basal planes, whose intervals were inhomogeneous.

Ex-stripper Diablo Cody, who won best screenwriter for Juno, sported a clinging, swirling leopard-print dress by Cavalli, displaying Juno-esque curves, fine cleavage and tattoos.

(Taylor is similarly top-minded in the 1958 film version of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," where Paul Newman's Brick is the reluctant gay to Taylor's sex-is-sex, no-holds-barred propagator. Maggie is less interested in Brick's seed or his late love, Skipper's, seed than her own. Taylor plays Maggie like a finer legged, cleavaged, but no less crude Big Daddy).

"Cleavage is fine but not legs".

"In those days there wasn't the cleavage between fine arts and illustration that there is today," Rockwell wrote.

Diverse pools of smRNAs occur in plant cells that exploit this elegant principle of RNA recognition and cleavage to fine-tune gene expression.

Yet, the expression of a specific target protein can be fine-tuned by alternative cleavage and polyadenylation to the corresponding mRNA.

It's fine to show a little cleavage, but don't go crazy with it.

Microscopic analysis reveals that the large crystals of diopside are partially replaced by aggregates of fine-grained garnet along the cleavage (Fig. 2e).

Previous studies by the authors on the FCP behavior of mill-annealed Ti64 specimen showed fine transgranular facets by quasi-cleavage in the near-threshold ΔK regime (Jeong et al. 2016b).

In particular, we considered the possibility that the phosphorylation status of the 5′-end generated by Rnt1 cleavage on rRNA is fine-tuned by RNA kinase and phosphatase activities.