A furnace seems to be spinning in the midst of black clouds filling the sky and small indistinct characters move about in an end-of-the world atmosphere.
Typically, two indistinct zones develop at about 6 mm and 15 mm from the initial inoculum spot, with each zone roughly 4 mm wide.
The album's first single was "Genesis," an elegant little song that paired indistinct lyrics—something about "my heart"—with simple melodic figures: an ascending synthesizer line, a descending vocal melody.
Phoebe herself remains indistinct, often whining about "the true lump that is me" and giving a sketchy feel to a novel already strung far over place, time and perspective.
Coastal mountains, made up of many indistinct chains, are from about 20 to 40 miles (30 to 65 km) in width and from 2,000 to 8,000 feet (600 to 2,400 metres) in elevation.
Listening to symphonic music, I could hear the background clatter of musicians bumping about, which was indistinct on my regular headphones.
Peak N2O emissions for the sandy soil were much lower (<5×10−5μgN[gsoil]−1min−1) and occurred at about 60% WFPS, with an indistinct relationship with increasing resident mineral N due to the low rate of nitrification in that soil.
Although there is little sign that the mayoral contest has stirred much interest, perceptions about the candidates, if indistinct ones, are beginning to come together.
I first smelled it about a month ago, a vague, almost indistinct smell on a Sunday morning, like something rotten in the air.
Ms. Nothomb potently distills from the state of infancy the intensity of beginnings, the precariousness, the trailed clouds of glory -- they are also deadly storm clouds with nothing angelic about them -- that grow indistinct as childhood approaches.
