Sentence examples for gloss 1 from inspiring English sources

Table 2 Six Tibetan crops   Tibetan Chinese   gloss 1. nas 青稞 qīngkē 'highland barley' 2. gro 小麥 (xiǎo)mài 'wheat' 3. khre/či-tse 禾/稷 hé/jì 'millet' (all varieties) 4. bra-bo 荞 qiào 'buckwheat' 5. h bras 稻 dào 'rice' 6. sran 豆 dòu 'beans'beans

Gloss!!! 1. Throw on some face creme and spritz your face generously with rose water.

This circumstance enabled Accursius to compile the authoritative Glossa ordinaria, also called the Glossa magna (the "Great Gloss"; 1220 50), which so far surpassed the glosses of earlier scholars that those works were rendered obsolete.

The only reference that might relate death to the brain stem is the strange statement in the Ebers papyrus (gloss 854f) to the effect that "life entered the body through the left ear, and departed through the right one".

SHEVONNE MENTIS The Youngest Grocer At an age when most girls are focused on boys and lip gloss, 17-year-old Shevonne Mentis had not only decided that she wanted to go into business for herself, she had also opened her own grocery.

Fig. 11 Gloss Contour Plot Fig. 12 Gloss 3D response surface Fig. 13 Gloss 3D response surface (rotated).

In the examples below, we see the clauses that were ambiguous between Verbal (gloss 15b) and Mental (gloss 15c), and those between Material (gloss 16b) and Relational (gloss 16c).

The knoop hardness, the gloss (60 and 85°) and the mar resistance were the properties more seriously affected from the aforementioned variables.

The studies showed that MHBPU and CHBPU exhibited tensile strength 11 MPa and 7 MPa, elongation at break 695% and 791%, scratch hardness 5 kg and 4.5 kg, gloss 84 and 72, respectively.

Thus, an agglomerate appearing at the surface, the so-called "tip of the iceberg effect," results in an increased roughness, observed as a decrease in gloss [14, 15].

This pigment mixture has been reported in contemporary coatings manuals to have been used to match the color of chrome orange at lower cost and better gloss [16].