Sentence examples for irregular natural from inspiring English sources

The mold, during the three to six months of ripening, grows both in small, irregular, natural openings in the cheese and in machine-made perforations.

"Imagine if you had leg exoskeletons where you could traverse across very, very irregular natural surfaces, natural terrains with a dramatically reduced metabolism and an increased speed while you are jumping over logs and hopping from rock to rock, going up and down mountains," he says, conjuring up a scene of a bionic, human gazelle.

The geographic restriction is that, unlike roads, railways, or pipelines, which are adaptable to irregular natural features, waterways are confined to moderate gradients; and where these change direction, the summit pounds (ponds) require an adequate supply of water, while valley pounds need facilities for disposal of surplus.

There is a striking contrast between the severe rectangularity of the garden's borders and the irregular natural forms of the rocks within them.

For irregular, natural clasts with unknown axial dimensions, a polynomial equation of the same form is applied, but with different coefficients.

For two-dimensional structures, such as plates, it is found that repeated natural frequencies (degeneracy) and irregular natural frequency spacing can have a significant effect on the response envelopes.

A number of factors, including N. attenuata's unusual seed germination mechanisms and the irregular nature of fires, natural selection, gene flow mediated by pollination or the relocation of seeds via mammal-vectored transport could account for the lack of population structure and each deserve further discussion.

Two types of rock pools can be distinguished: irregular shaped natural pools and the relatively homogenous grinding holes.

Thus, stress clashes are highly irregular in natural speech.

The survey also found that 24percentt mistakenly thought that nonexistent or irregular periods were natural consequences of vigorous exercise rather than the telltale signs of nutritional deficiency.

Any stone may be used in its natural, irregular state, or it may be chiselled in a rough or smooth texture or highly polished to convey a range of meanings from vigour to refinement.