Sentence examples for highly shattered from inspiring English sources

Local complications included areas of highly shattered rock, a generally pinnacled rock surface with average relief of 3 6 m (10 20 ft), locally very deep cutters and pits, areas where dolomite was weathered to sand or weak rock up to 3 m (10 ft) thick, and pockets of flowing sand and mud near the rock surface.

Genetically modified pollen-donor rice plants can transfer GM traits to red rice receptor plants by what we call direct gene flow; this subsequently results in highly shattered and dormant GM red rice seeds.

BTS is a measure of the maximum amount of weight, in grams, a single flower or grain can hold before releasing; values at or near zero grams (g) are considered highly shattering while values over 100 g represent non-shattering or hard threshing [ 8, 18, 21].

Mr. Riera said the episode shattered a highly effective intelligence agency, leaving many officers demoralized and bewildered.

"We hope for too much," say the young lovers as the tanks roll into Tiananmen Square; years later, Wang picks her way through the debris of their shattered lives in this highly accomplished novel.

Evidently, Amalthea is highly porous, perhaps as a result of collisions that repeatedly shattered its rocky interior.

In retrospect, of course, it is easy to see that their peoples, highly educated and skilled, possessed the capacity to rebuild their shattered societies.

"I am shattered because Mugabe is one of the most highly qualified and most able leaders," Mr. Tutu said in remarks to European journalists that were published in news reports here.

This belief was shattered in 1933 by the discovery that a superconductor is highly diamagnetic; that is, it is strongly repelled by and tends to expel a magnetic field.

In the tapered section of the neck, the original β-spherulites were shattered due to excessive crazing and deformation bands and some highly drawn material domains were formed.

The network shattered almost every television precedent by developing and showing two prominent and highly successful television dramas over the same time span.