Sentence examples for generally bare from inspiring English sources

At the time of Röntgen's discovery of X-rays, and for many years thereafter, minimally insulated wires were used for connecting the high-voltage supply to the gas tube that generated X-rays, and all electrical contacts were generally bare.

In Maxwell's work, the script and actor live together in a generally bare space; the director finds the drama in being.

Though heavily forested in the south, it is generally bare and thinly populated, consisting of large areas of sand and stone and of masses of rose-coloured quartzite.

Now he could start to compare despatch riders, in helmets, with civilian riders, still generally bare-headed.

EDC and STC mostly grow from the bottom of sand dunes to mid-slope, whereas ASC generally grows in bare sand on the top of sand-dunes.

Mussels do not generally recruit to bare soft substrate because larvae and postlarvae cannot attach to a bottom of small sediment particles.

Its conclusion is that, if a theory is generally covariant, the bare points of the spacetime manifold can have no inherent primitive identity (inherited say, from the underlying topology), and so no reality independent of, in particular, the non-zero value of the metrical field associated with each point (Stachel 1980; Norton 1984 , 1993.

These patterns may be attributable to the reproductive behaviour of pygmy grasshoppers, in that mating generally occurs on bare ground, such as that found in sand microhabitats.

Bare licenses generally are not assignable (transferable) and are revocable at will by the property owner.

When photographing indoors, the lighting generally consists of a bare 60-watt bulb suspended overhead or from the side.

Mosses grow on tree butts, and there are a few forbs such as ferns and gingers, but generally the ground is bare of living plants, and even shrubs are rare.