Sentence examples for large facets from inspiring English sources

There is one cervical vertebra with a characteristic projection called the odontoid process and two large facets for articulation with the skull.

On the other hand, the large facets make them look so cartoonishly large that one assumes they must be anything but diamonds.

Hydrided Zr 2.5 Nb loaded in the transverse direction showed large facets with the lowest ΔKth.

Once a small crack was initiated at the α/β interface by slip band cracking, the crack tended to propagate in a brittle cleavage manner forming large facets on the fracture surface.

It is shown that the twin-related β′ particles are not incoherent, but bound by large facets fully coherent with the matrix, and that such particles are associated with fairly significant coherency strains.

As expected, we also find the largest reduction (n(K /n chi(K))) happening when the facet size distribution (f(K)) is characterized by longer tails (respectively lower γ for Zipf, larger λ for Poisson and smaller ν for exponential), as the tails represent large facets in K that are mapped to a single point in (chi(K)).

The large facet in the crown parallel to the girdle is the table; the very small one in the pavilion also parallel to the girdle is the culet.

David Hockney used multiple prints to create large, faceted images — a kind of Polaroid Cubism — articulated here in a wonderful meta-portrait from 1982 of Bill Brandt and his wife, Noya, looking down at a grid of Polaroids of themselves, together creating a portrait-within-a-portrait.

Large faceted TiC precipitates form from the melt after the formation of primary α phase even in hypoeutectic alloys.

Rectangular grains with column and small hexagonal shaped ZrC grains, which were grown at a low growth temperature, changed into large faceted grains at a high growth temperature.

The interior of the Prometheus was built across a two-level structure, fronted by a large, faceted, wrap around windscreen.