Sentence examples for more incised from inspiring English sources

Apparent exposure ages from a higher (92 130 m), more incised region of remnant coastal morphology fall in the range 53 111 kyr.

Topographic analysis reveals a more incised landscape west of the AFS that, at the local scale, is reported by the distribution of the altitudes (hypsometric curves and integrals) of tributary basins and by the presence of terraces.

"It would be marvelous to think that the ordinary, vernacular life in and around Memphis might be in its quality more sharply incised, formally clear, fictive, and mysteriously purposeful than it appears elsewhere," the curator continues in his essay -- but of course this is not the case.

In contrast to the DB[ a, l]P-derived DNA adducts, the stereoisomeric bay region guanine B[ a]P- N-dG and adenine B[ a]P- N-dA adducts with R and S stereochemistry at the C10 linkage site in double-stranded DNA are more efficiently incised.

On West 21st Street, a small new gallery named Guided by Invoices (talk about sly) had been showing small abstractions on Masonite, enlivened by spurts of spray paint and rugged lines that appeared to be more sawed than incised.

Regression of weathering-rind thickness against height above modern drainageways of remnant fan surfaces in two areas suggests that fans are being incised more rapidly in one area than in another.

On steep slopes of ∼4° or more, drainage channels are more likely to be incised deeply, and flow paths predicted by the model are generally in agreement for both DEMs despite the differing nature of the source data.

He unwraps a large work-in-progress bearing his more familiar incised marks.

Heavy bronze doors, incised with more circles, greet visitors to the theater.

In addition, the emergency physician is more likely to incise and drain a mass in the axilla, thus placing the patient at higher risk for prolonged drainage.

Decoration of a more definite kind is always incised under the glaze and is usually floral.