Sentence examples for grooves below from inspiring English sources

In Wenzel's model, an increase of surface roughness in hydrophilic material will result in a smaller contact angle, and water will fill the grooves below the droplet.

I explain that I am getting deep grooves below my eyes on the side of my cheeks.

The nostril holes immediately below the shaft are significant, with grooves above them extending several inches along the nose and grooves below each nostril leading to a rather long but thin upper lip that is curled in a pie crust-like wavy pattern, almost appearing as the hint of a smile.

The thinner stereo pick-up of today rides deeper in the groove, below where most of the wear and surface noise occurs.

In the female the groove below the clitoris stays open to form the vulva, and the folds on either side of the groove become the inner lips of the vulva (the labia minora).

The reproductive organs first develop in the same form for both males and females: internally there are two undifferentiated gonads and two pairs of parallel ducts (Wolffian and Müllerian ducts); externally there is a genital protrusion with a groove (urethral groove) below it, the groove being flanked by two folds (urethral folds).

Mapping these residues onto a P2X1 receptor homology model shows that the side chains of these amino acids face towards the groove below the cysteine-rich head region and pointing away from the proposed ATP-binding pocket.

With a thin osteotome a slot one-quarter inch wide and as long as the width of the subscapularis tendon is made parallel to the posterior lip of the bicipital groove below the greater tuberosity.

Although these eruptions have not yet been directly observed, they leave evidence in the form of dark spots and lighter fans atop the dry ice, representing sand and dust carried aloft by the eruptions, and a spider-like pattern of grooves created below the ice by the out-rushing gas.

We have shown that the "Progressive abradability hardness" (also called "specific grooving energy"), abbreviated below as "PAH", can be utilised as a measure of abradability in the scratch test, and can be related to the mechanical properties, in a manner consistent with engine test-bed findings.

All vine snakes are venomous with grooved fangs below the eye; however, most species are relatively harmless to humans, and only Thelotornis has caused human fatalities.