Sentence examples for gray figures from inspiring English sources

A line of people, small gray figures.

In 1998, a group of scientists working in a laboratory began to feel as if they were in a haunted house: They thought they saw blurry gray figures and were full of dread, a science journal reported.

But I could look at the 3-D prints of earlier scans, a row of tiny gray figures representing a broad array of ages, styles and body types, and explore the printers themselves: strange, boxy incubators in which, it seemed, any imaginable form could materialize.

Empty figures represent non-dried yeast cells, filled figures represent air-blast dried yeast cells just after air-blast drying, and gray figures represent air-blast dried yeast cells after 3 months of storage.

After drying, it hardened into a pocked, fragile little gray figure.

I took one look at the little gray figure in the bed and got out of there fast".

Small Gray Once, when I was reading a book at my home in Chappaqua, a small gray figure appeared in front of me.

When TS Eliot died, 50 years ago last month, the New York Times called him that "quiet, gray figure who gave new meaning to English-language poetry".

But if she was a gray figure at the agency, Ms. Vertefeuille was also a tenacious and effective one, and in October 1986 was asked to lead a task force to investigate the disappearance of Russians whom the C.I.A. had hired to spy against their own country.

Protections and enhancements are reported as negative and positive differences, respectively (in red and gray, Figure 1).

Residues whose positions are less well established by threading lie on the periphery of the protein (in light gray, Figure 4).