Sentence examples for more etched from inspiring English sources
But nothing is more etched in their minds than one of the more bizarre scenes in franchise history.
There's much trudging, freezing and tracking through snowy birch woods in black and white images that seem more etched on the screen than shot.
In the well-preserved ruins of Pompeii you can find bawdy remarks, boasts, jokes, and much more etched on the walls of the bars, barracks, and houses immortalized in the ash.
Figure 6 also shows that regardless of the etching time point, lower [H2O] generally results in more etched Si, similar to what was observed in Fig. 4.
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and electrochemical investigations highlighted the fact that this extra step in the pretreatment route gave rise to a more etched, but less reactive surface, due to the removal of a large amount of cathodic sites, mainly related to AlFeSi precipitates present in the clad layer.
I looked at some more etched graffiti, my favourite being 'BLACK MAN NA WHITE Mas', as it was both factual and poetic.
SEM and XPS analyses show that cotton fibers with lower MRs are more efficiently etched and more polar bonds, such as COH/COC, OCO/CO and OCO, are imparted by the APPJ treatment.
The plasma damage on S-fin surface with more etch process may also induce a degradation on carrier mobility in the channel.
Whereas the surface of nail plates may appear to be smooth, it is lined by parallel, longitudinal furrows, more strongly etched in some persons than in others and typically more prominent in the aged.
The characteristic frown looked just a little more deeply etched than usual, the ritual picking at his underpants just slightly more agitated.
This time the textural contrasts and details were more strikingly etched.
