Sentence examples for long etched from inspiring English sources

Already, costs were three times higher than originally expected.This episode, when "the first thing that happened was that expenditure took off into the stratosphere and had to be sat upon very firmly", was long etched into the collective memory of senior health and finance officials, says Jeremy Hurst, a health economist at the OECD.

For these experiments, the AgNP deposition time was increased to 10 min to minimize lateral pitting in the SiNWs fabricated with long etch times (see Additional file 1: Figure S4a c).

In the end, the villagers resorted to a tactic that has long been etched in the elephant's collective memory, firing volleys of gunfire into the air at close range, finally scaring the mourning herd away.

"A shade over six feet, he was as lean as a racehorse.... His unshaven face was daubed red in war paint, its long chin etched with a diagonal scar.... His searing malachite green eyes scanned the bar with robotic precision.

It contains the 12 cm long channel etched in Si wafer.

The low horizontal etch rate contributes to a long etching time to release the surrounding panels.

I find a 30-foot-long concrete slab, etched at its head with the names, in Hebrew, of 45 men, women and children.

Around nearly every part of the well-preserved three-foot-long skeleton are etched traces of what the scientists describe as downy tufts and featherlike filaments, even some imprints that resemble the herringbone pattern of modern bird feathers.

Her frontline reportage has a poetic quality: long-range artillery etched "arcs of sound" over her head, creating "invisible sphere-songs with their trailing rattle".

Matthiessen was craggy, his long, thin patrician face etched by experience, his eyes guarded by the jut of his brows.

That kind of confidence grows partly out of Boston's long memory, which has etched into it the Blizzard of 1978.