Sentence examples similar to fine crevice from inspiring English sources

At this point, my hands were a little tight from the work already completed, but I was in such a deep focus because it was almost time for what I call "feather-flow"—the soft touch one has to have to slide around the fine crevices in the brain.

Branching Porites species such as P. cylindrica create intricate and discrete interstitial spaces between their branches, whilst large colonies of massive Porites species can form fine scale corrugations or crevices in their otherwise relatively planar surfaces thereby providing small-scale microhabitats for small-bodied reef organisms43, 44.

Also, you can use a q-tip or a small fine brush for the crevices.

Though clown fish enjoy a mutually-beneficial relationship with sea anemones in the wild, you don't need to add sea anemones to your tank at home — having plenty of rocky crevices should be fine.

The heavy traffic ground the earth into a fine powder that crept into every crevice and shrouded the wagons, people, and animals.

Behind this gigantic monster, with its cracks and crevices, over which a fine green tint is just beginning to appear, the life-inspiring sun is setting in golden glory.

We also collected fine earth samples from glacier surfaces and crevices of glacial debris in the moraine zone.

The long gelatin molecules bond to each other to form an invisibly fine net that traps everything else in its crevices.

The Eurasian treecreeper is insectivorous and climbs up tree trunks like a mouse, to search for insects which it picks from crevices in the bark with its fine curved bill.

The baby powder is fine enough that it will fill in the crevices between the fibers, and absorb the grease.

I found a fine Anthyrium or Linaria or closely related to those in crevices of rocks and other plants of great interest.