Sentence examples for flat plaques from inspiring English sources

He was not as content with the kitchen, so the ranges with open burners had to be replaced with ones with flat plaques covering the flames.

Ornamental jades, chiefly in the form of sword and scabbard fittings, pendants, and adornment for clothing, were fashioned into a great variety of animals and birds, chiefly from flat plaques no more than a few millimetres thick.

Xanthelasmata palpebrarum are sharply demarcated, yellowish flat plaques on the upper or lower eyelids, most often near the inner canthus.

En plaque meningiomas in humans are most common in the skull base, but may grow as diffuse, flat plaques over the convexities or form a circumferential mass around the spinal cord (14).

APMPPE is characterized by the development of multiple gray-white, flat plaque-like lesions that are located in the posterior pole at the level of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) or choriocapillaris [1].

However, others found that knockdown of FCHo did not prevent AP2 association with the membrane (Umasankar et al., 2012) but that there is an increased tendency for endocytic events to abort (Cocucci et al., 2012) with flat clathrin plaques forming rather than clathrin-coated pits (Mulkearns and Cooper, 2012).

Larger and flat-topped plaques (Fig. 21c) are very frequent and can be single or multiple; the lesions are located on the face, trunk or extremities.

The superficial subtype consists of a flat erythematous plaque, which variably has scale, a translucent border, and areas of hypopigmentation, atrophy or scarring.

And yet, in many places, in design elements like a flat mosaic picture plaque at the Canal Street station on Broadway — a representation of a stone bridge crossing the canal that was later to become Canal Street — Vickers was still able pull off beautiful low-cost effects.

Surgical alternatives for eliminating blockages include angioplasty (in which a balloon is used to smash the plaque flat) and coronary artery bypass surgery.

Hives, also called urticaria, a hypersensitive skin reaction characterized by the sudden appearance of very itchy, slightly raised, smooth, flat-topped wheals and plaques that are usually redder or paler than the surrounding skin.