Sentence examples similar to finest parallel from inspiring English sources

Very fine parallel ridges in scales may produce an iridescence by acting as diffraction gratings.

The kinocilium and the longest stereocilia extend far up into the substance of the cupula, occupying fine parallel channels.

The company's revival of that fiendishly difficult dance, which it last performed in 1985, offers a fine parallel.

He meticulously inscribes the thick, smooth surfaces with fine parallel lines to create flickering textures and simple rectilinear compositions.

Most of the crystals of the members of this series exhibit microscopic, repeated lamellar albite twinning; this produces the fine parallel striations observed on some surfaces.

Tightly bundled bands of lines push in from one side of the paper and out the other, or patterns of hair-fine parallel lines cover everything.

For instance, the new slabs had to be droved; that is, chiseled into a surface of fine parallel grooves, as the building's original Tuckahoe marble had been.

He covered panels with fine parallel lines in black and white and attached three-dimensional objects made of bent wire, string and other materials in front of them.

A diffraction grating is a ruled mirror or transparent plate of glass having many thousands of fine parallel grooves to the inch.

Large numbers of fine parallel steps are generated on translamellar fracture surfaces during slow crack growth (da/dN≤5.0×10−6 mm/cycle) under cyclic loading.

In Rome and central Italy in the first decades of the century, the dominant fashion was for figures whose garments hung in a multitude of fine parallel pleats (as in the triptych of the Redeemer in the cathedral at Tivoli and in the wall paintings at Castel Sant'Elia di Nepi and in Santa Pudenziana in Rome).