Sentence examples for it crystalline from inspiring English sources

Although a great deal of chemistry is involved in the process, for now it'll suffice to say that it's the conversion of sugar as we know it – crystalline sucrose, like you might put in your tea or on your cereal – into glucose and fructose.

When it is peeled off, it retains its crystalline structure, a little like a waffle being pulled off a waffle iron.

In its amorphous state, GST is more resistant to electric current; in its crystalline state, it is less resistant.

In its crystalline state, it is less resistant.

The film was a major success; Stanley Kauffmann of The New Republic praised it as "crystalline cinema" and Frank Rich of Time described it as "cool, cinematic grace".

Like the Stockhausen, it has violent lurches, but even in those it demands crystalline textures and a sense of rigorous structural logic.

Because, theoretically, dissolving of Androstenol could change its possible pheromone properties we chose to present it in crystalline and odorous form (200 mg, Steraloids, Newport, RI).

During that time baseball was still America's game and boxing and horse racing its headline-grabbing hustles, and Smith recorded all of it in crystalline sentences that still delight today.

The Monteverdi Choir sang it with crystalline diction and extraordinary flexibility, giving individual words deliberate dabs of color.

The device, which resembles a Good Humor ice cream cart, takes filthy water (all that is available to much of Africa, he said) and distills it to crystalline purity.

Then the nylon beads mop it up.The crystalline structure of the beads endows the surface of each with an electrical charge that attracts dirt.