Sentence examples for indentations of from inspiring English sources
The indentations of some rocks in the forest of Fontainebleau have the intimacy of armpits.
He then gathered the leaves and lined the indentations of the rocks with them.
Members of the genus Kalanchoe produce plantlets on the indentations of the leaf margins.
I had seen it in every market on the island, marked with the indentations of the round basket in which it is shaped.
Another kind of book may feel more like a great allée of oaks where you are inclined to stop and admire the whorls and indentations of particular trees.
On the mirror page, a bed of white yogurt reflects the grooves and indentations of the timepiece, as if the magazine had been slammed shut with the yogurt and the watch facing each other.
For example, in "Rook," the triangular indentations of a matte double X — bounded above and below by bands of orange edged (but not completely) in green-gray — cut ever so slightly into the shiny rectangle applied on top of it.
Partly isolated by the deep indentations of the Humber and The Wash at its northern and southern boundaries, Lincolnshire relied primarily on its agriculture and the processing industries that it brought into being.
The book lives in its detail, as he finds in a jar of pink facial scrub the "indentations of Aura's scooping fingers like fossils", or his sad re-enactment of the "agile hopscotch-like skipping she used to do on the sidewalk, a winged-heel blur... moving forward in an exhilarated burst down the sidewalk as if propelling herself back to her childhood".
It meant creating small metal letters that were used to punch a reverse matrix in some softer material; molten metal would be poured so the indentations of the matrix would shape the particular piece of type, which could then be inked in order to print.
The present paper investigates the indentation of plastically graded substrates by wedge indenters.
