Sentence examples for irregularly formed from inspiring English sources

Pileus 3-8 concavecave, irregularly formed, margin waved, brown to purplish brown, dry.

Phil Harrison Without losing any of the realism, contrast and tragicomedy of its source material, this one-off adaptation of Zadie Smith's 2012 novel manages to condense an irregularly formed tale into a 90-minute TV slot.

Sir Nevill Francis Mott, 90, whose pioneering research on irregularly formed chunks of matter brought him a Nobel Prize and led to the development of modern photocopiers and other electronic devices, died Aug. 8 in England.

The first band on the silicon collector is a region of intense carbon deposition, which is centered directly under the region of intensive plasma exposure and consists of great many irregularly formed grains.

He took the direction of the wind with a yellow silk handkerchief and the color of the handkerchief, carried away by the wind, landed on a large and irregularly formed building, which then took on the air of the Molitor skating-rink-pool complex...

For irregularly formed monuments and amorphous surfaces, 2D photographs and 2D measured surveys are inadequate to illustrate the condition of the building for condition reports or relationships between components and materials for structural surveys and conservation decisions, especially in archeological remains.

In contrast, the control group had observed irregularly forming granulation tissue.

Tumour vessels often exhibit a serpentine course, branch irregularly and form arterio-venous shunts (Warren, 1979).

Endothelial cells in GBM vessels are often irregularly shaped, forming an uneven luminal layer, with loose interconnections and focal intercellular openings [ 10].

Pathologic examination of the resected specimen revealed an abscessed fistulous tract with the presence of a small core of hyperpigmented and hyperplastic basal melanocytes arranged irregularly and forming a lentiginous pattern.

The results showed that irregularly shaped particles formed initially; these particles flattened after 10 h of milling, coarsened after 24 h of milling, and finally became fine and uniform when milled for > 24 h.