Sentence examples for notched lines from inspiring English sources

Or he might draw a plop of liquid dropping from a parent mass, or simply a broken pattern of notched lines and shadings ambitious to be a maze.

Lines with arrowheads indicate pro-apoptotic function and notched lines indicate anti-apoptotic function.

Moreover, the white-belly only occurs in the bottom half part proximal to the embryo, i.e. below the notched line.

The notched line is visible on the fifth day after anthesis, which enable us chasing the process of chalky tissue formation.

After the embryo removed, grains were cut into two parts along the notched line, resulting in two kinds of samples for both grain types, i.e. T1 and T2 for the translucent grains and C1 and C2 for the grains with white-belly.

The most important parameter affecting the maximum tensile load and the extension at break (for specimen without/with weld line) was injection pressure and melt temperature, and for charpy impact strength (notched) (without/with weld line) was melt temperature and injection pressure, respectively.

This paper proposes slip line fields for bending of unequally notched specimens in plane strain, that have a sharp crack in one side and a sharp V-notch in the other side.

Roads and rail lines pass through its notched valleys, and a nature trail runs along much of its length.

What appear to be metal ladders ascend from the yards, several stories high, notched with pulleys to hold laundry lines, strung over the yards with panties and sheets and towels hung to dry.

The disks, whether full or notched, were outlined by a gray line.

While my husband fingered the plant's notched leaves, I came to the last line of its identification in our wildflower guide explaining that this species causes "a skin rash similar to poison oak".