A given ala may look like a black wind, a gigantic creature of indistinct form, a huge-mouthed, humanlike, or snakelike monster, a female dragon, or a raven.
The proportional increase over time in primary septicemic cases was likely the result of better recognition of a clinically indistinct form of infection coincident with improved laboratory diagnostic capability (i.e., blood cultures), or possibly a increase in number of infections associated with direct animal contact.
A huge, newly stretched canvas hung on the back wall, with indistinct forms brushed on it in an orange-red primer.
These shifts reflect changes in the populations at risk, the advent of antibiotics, and improved detection of more clinically indistinct forms of infection.
Over the next several hours, filopodia-ringed growth cones in contact with appropriate targets collapse to form nascent presynaptic processes of indistinct shape, termed 'prevaricosities'prevaricosities
In the whimsical "Germany III" (2000), the camera freezes the background landscape and sky but leaves hanging in the foreground two indistinct, whirling forms: one vaguely in the shape of a duck, the other the back of a big bird with long legs.
In both humans and armadillos, leprosy exhibits a wide immunological and histopathological spectrum, ranging from the polar extremes of tuberculoid (TT) and lepromatous (LL), with three indistinct borderline forms in between (Ridley and Jopling, 1966).
Since ChpE lacks these cysteines and yet readily forms amyloid fibrils that are morphologically indistinct from those formed by the other chaplins in vitro (Figure 3), we reasoned that disulphide bonding is not a prerequisite for the formation of chaplin fibrils in vitro.
Gradually, the galaxies that were to become spirals lost most of their big clumps, and a central, bright bulge would appear; the smaller clumps throughout the galaxy would begin to form indistinct, "woolly" spiral arms.
In the late version the paint is dark and clotted, like loamy, fecund earth; the forms indistinct, as if glimpsed at a great speed.
Flanking objects appear to "squash" the crowded target (Korte, 1923, as cited in Levi, 2008), and crowds of objects form an indistinct or unidentifiable jumble of features (Pelli, 2008).
