Sentence examples for historical thin from inspiring English sources

CO2 concentration-driven runs of historical (thin solid lines, December 2005 and prior), RCP4.5 (thin dashed lines, January 2006 and after), and RCP8.5 (thick dashed lines, January 2006 and after).

Turpentine solvent, sometimes called "spirits", has the opposite effect in painting from the earlier turpentines used by historical painters, thinning the paint rather than adding clarity and brilliance.

Generally, Kukla is working with a thin historical record; the perhapses pile up.

He likes to psychologize, to reconstruct scenes and episodes, to speculate when the historical record is thin.

Hussey's historical research is thin, with his account of the Algerian war of independence taken largely from Alistair Horne's classic, but now woefully outdated, A Savage War of Peace.

But in the three states voting tonight, the historical record is thinner.

Herman's incredulity at the nasty turn America is taking is an insight for those who wonder why German Jews, watching Hitler's rise, did not flee.Admittedly, the book's historical aspects can seem thin and preposterous, especially the book's final twist, which allows Roosevelt back into office.

Judging from the completeness of reliable historical materials, thick and thin black broken lines are probable and possible rupture segments in historical Nankai Trough earthquakes, respectively.

America's white-centered historical narrative is on thin ice.

But the film is an almost straightforward piece of historical hagiography with paper thin melodramatic characters.

Formal apologies for ancient historical events is the thin edge of the SJW wedge.