Sentence examples for grainy appearance from inspiring English sources
The name of the family is derived from the Latin arenosus, meaning "sandy," which describes the grainy appearance of arenavirus ribosomes (protein-synthesizing particles).
The Sophie Grigson buttermilk scones have an almost grainy appearance, while Marcus's and Rachel's are a deep golden colour, presumably thanks to the eggs in their recipes.
This convection also gives the surface of the sun its mottled, grainy appearance.
Speckle noise gives the SAR image a grainy appearance and prevents target recognition and texture analysis efficiently.
Despite the grainy appearance of the UF-SPECT/CT images, all images were considered by the observers to be of diagnostic quality and to be supportive of an inconclusive WB-BS result.
The laser wasn't very powerful just a couple of milliwatts stronger than the average laser pointer but it picked up tiny imperfections on the apple's smooth skin, which caused the laser light to bounce irregularly and result in a grainy appearance at small scales.
The late morula was grainy in appearance (Figure 2) and composed of numerous small cells (i.e., difficult or impossible to quantify).
PC12 cells cultured in HMS-conditioned media consistently looked grainy in appearance, with some debris in the dishes; therefore, we assessed their viability.
Then add salt and vanilla and, using a handheld electric mixer, beat until the mixture becomes grainy, matt in appearance and starts to come away from the edge of the pan. 5 Pour into prepared tin, smooth over and leave to set for a few hours.
His videography spans three decades, from grainy VHS TV appearances in the late 70s to the big name directed HD mp4s of today.
Two dimensional General Area Diffraction Detector System (GADDS) images proved to be particularly advantageous in differentiating between the microcrystalline clay, which appeared as homogeneous Debye rings, and the 'spotty' or 'grainy' appearance of primary, more-coarsely-crystalline, accessory minerals.
