Sentence examples for networks of cracks from inspiring English sources

Glazes often covered fine networks of cracks and were usually pale blue, moon-coloured white, gray, or greenish yellow.

On laser melted surfaces networks of cracks were observed.

In crystalline rocks, pore water is primarily stored in and migrates through networks of cracks and fractures at all scales.

These glazes generally had a fine network of cracks.

Artisans often applied brown pigment to emphasize a wide-meshed network of cracks.

We look at a painting and think the main event is there in the picture, but there's another story to be found in the network of cracks that runs across the surface.

A series of shots of faded, ancient wall posters is particularly notable for one that reveals a vivid portrait of the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo covered by a heavy network of cracks, and for another of an eroded ad, presumably for a girlie show.

This water is widely stored in the network of cracks at an elevation of 100 400 m.

The cracking of withdrawal appears in the form of a network of cracks shorter, not very open.

The surface of samples N2 (Figure 5c,d) and N3 (Figure 5e,f) subjected to electrical current is covered by a network of cracks.

A three dimensional (3D) image of the network of cracks and voids was reconstructed for the better visualization.