Sentence examples for old surfaces from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the surface is very bright, particularly on Tethys's leading face, and reflects nearly all incident visible sunlight, which is not typical of geologically old surfaces.

Her specialty is taking a space with New York history and breathing life into it by buffing up old surfaces and adding cool touches, like the works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, which she did at the Lion, a former gay bar on West Ninth Street.

A suspended sediment response from "old" surfaces exposed since 1910 was recorded for only three events with ∼5- and 30-year return periods.

Turbidimeters were installed in three ephemeral channels on "young," "mature" and "old" surfaces; and their response to rainfall events of different magnitudes recorded.

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Much of the city's old surface has been dismantled, or paved over.

Speculations as to what happened to all the old surface car riders, particularly the Sixth Avenue line....

Are you also seeing evidence of old surface injuries such as subarachnoid hemorrhage or cortical contusions?

"But when you take off a crusty old surface and sand it down," he added, "you find this beautiful wood underneath".

The rail line originally known as the New York and Harlem Railroad was chartered in 1831 -- the present width of Park Avenue dates to the old surface right of way.

The campaigners have stepped back from a relatively lavish original plan, which envisaged scrapping the old surface and building a new 250m track to Olympic standards.