Sentence examples for fine networked from inspiring English sources

TEM studies of this sample showed globule-like shapes along with fine networked fibrillar precipitates.

When solutions of sample 3 were incubated for 24 h at 60 °C conditions expected to be unfavourable for bacterial growth the long shapes were no longer present; rather globule-like, almost spherical shapes and some fine networked fibrillar precipitates formed.

These glazes generally had a fine network of cracks.

"There is a fine network of lines under a microscope".

But it, too, has a fine network of underground roots that fan out everywhere.

Moreover, the skin-probing light can also make the fine network of blood vessels near the surface visible.

Microcrystalline varieties of silica known as chert, flint, agate, and jasper consist of a fine network of quartz.

Glazes often covered fine networks of cracks and were usually pale blue, moon-coloured white, gray, or greenish yellow.

The outermost layer is a fine network of fibrils, which, at the ends of the muscle, extend into the tendons and form the structural link with them.

A video piece by Sookjin Suh involves creating grids from squares of tofu and butter, while Soonok Jung executes fine networks of tubular forms that suggest microscopic life and city plans.

She stubbed out the cigarillo and shook another from the pack sitting on the table, a fine network of lines appearing around her mouth as she pursed her lips to light it.