Sentence examples for incidental surface from inspiring English sources

But, although "Thou Shalt Not" has many incidental surface pleasures — including Thomas Lynch's expressive sets, Debra Monk on drums, a persuasive Mardi Gras number, and a chilling rowboat scene in which Camille, who cannot swim, is deep-sixed by Therese and Laurent — dance seems inadequate to the brooding psychology of Zola's lovers, whose needs are not so much dramatized as announced.

He closed the room's three sets of tall shutters, and painted them and the walls Prussian blue and resonant blue-greens, gilded the shelving, covered the neo-Gothic ribbed ceiling (nearly fourteen feet high) in overlapping petals of Dutch metal (brass oxidizing to green and gold), and filled every incidental surface with freehand abstract patterns and images of peacocks in gold and blue.

Metals are delivered to aquatic animals from Me-ENMs via water, ingestion, and incidental surface exposure.

The subject of substantial change is known on an analogy with the subject of incidental or surface change.

The subject of a surface or incidental change is a substance.

The white spot is an incidental object present on the surface used for focusing the instrument.

On collecting these data, two side effects must be considered which may lead to a misinterpreted decreased value in the methyl orange concentration: the self-degradation of the methyl orange molecule under the irradiation, as well as its incidental (partial) absorption to the surface of the TiO2 particles.

Some episodes feel like extended infomercial/tutorials for Surfaces wrapped around incidental events like shooting, chasing, surfing and such.

Anodization of aluminum improves hardness, paintability or corrosion resistance but incidental friction may lead to major surface damages of anodized parts.

Bussell skated on the surface, talking mostly to the incidental players.

Clavicular crush caused four malfunctions and incidental abrasions, and four other abrasions were surface abrasions or abrasions associated with conductor fractures.