Sentence examples for imperfect surface from inspiring English sources

Now that I'm not blindsided by drama, there is something more polished to compare the not-so-good times against, and it shows up every kink, every scratch on the imperfect surface of the past.

Despite the much discussed ball and the imperfect surface, held everything that came his way Glen Johnson 7 At times was caught out of position and gave the ball away once or twice, but was impressive going forward and linked up well with Milner.

My parents were public school teachers, and we lived in a split-level wood house near Lake Meahagh (pronounced MEE-haw), a manmade pond where my sister and I laced up our figure skates each winter and carved broad figure eights into its big, imperfect surface.

Spatiotemporal wave induced radiation pattern in a semi infinite fluid filled porous medium to an impulsive transverse loading is investigated under imperfect surface hydraulic contacts.

After all, if an image is just the way light hits a surface, an imperfect surface will always have more character. .

No doubt this rubber is ideal for smooth travel over imperfect surfaces, but we think a lower sidewall and a stiffer suspension setting might allow for sharper, more confident cornering.

One is to spend hours and hours in pickup games — in parks, streets, alleyways — on imperfect surfaces that, if mastered, can give a competitor an advantage when he finally graduates to groomed fields.

It's on the winding roads and imperfect surfaces of more rural locations that the Vitara works better, its four-wheel drive and radar brake support coping well with the quick-quick-slow of country lanes (and the dashboard's rear parking camera is useful for those inevitable reversing incidents, too).

ALD coatings are extremely conformal, which is ideally suited for creating excellent barriers even on highly imperfect surfaces.

While PRINT represents an elegant and successful strategy, a potential limitation for this and related top-down nanoparticle fabrication methods, is the generation of particles with imperfect surfaces.

Investigation of the optical losses from the parabolic sides of the concentrator shows that, the imperfect parabolic surface caused by machining error results in scattering with a fraction of light escaping from the parabolic side instead of reflecting back to the receiver for all angles of incidence.