Sentence examples for like haze from inspiring English sources

They seemed unreal — industrial apparitions, gray like haze.

They seemed unreal industrial apparitions, gray like haze.

Like haze in the Smokey Mountains, dust clouds in the interstellar void can blot out a picturesque view.

With increasing amounts of nanomaterial applied (in the range of 2 9% nanocellulose), significant impacts on the paper, like haze and gloss, surface smoothing, and/or tension, can be observed.

In this article, we provide a review of how NFI field plot information has been used for parameterization of image data in Sweden and Finland, including pre-processing steps like haze correction, slope correction, and the optimization of the estimation variables.

Within this step CLASlite 3.0 offers the a standard set of masking parameters, which use optical and thermal channels from Landsat to remove conservatively mask or remove portions of the image that contain atmospheric phenomena like haze, clouds, cloud edges and shadows, and topographic shade [17].

Short repetitive music cues, some featuring the Senegalese string instrument called a xalam, recur against tedious cleaning images, aiding us to empathize with Diouna's trance-like haze.

Weather anchors spoke about "these temperatures" and "a chill right down"; a weird, L.A.-like haze rested over the San Francisco Bay, and officials temporarily banned the burning of home fires.

But the orchestral postlude for the scene could never play on Broadway: forty-two visionary bars in harmonic limbo, with piercing chords for the brass and with strings pulsing in heartbeat rhythm, all coming to rest in a Messiaen-like haze of saturated tonality.

The trick is to make those little square-shaped microdots that appear on our various and endlessly proliferating screens cohere into a simulation of verisimilitude, into something approaching a Chuck Close portrait rather than a Seurat-like haze of Pointillist impressionism.

Their unbroken sixth wicket partnership rescued Australia from 143 for five midway through the afternoon, to 220 for five, 40 runs adrift of England, when, just as Anderson was about to bowl with the second new ball, one of those Brisbane showers unleashed, reducing the ground to a gauze-like haze and subsequent abandonment with 17 overs unbowled.