Sentence examples for opaque lines from inspiring English sources

Trajectory that reach high frequencies are shown with thicker and more opaque lines.

Her appealing insolence and tasteful love scene provide relief from the sanguinary assaults and Mr. Adkins's often opaque line readings.

Harpur's infuriating response is to open up some opaque line of dialogue that has them talking at cross-purposes until they come to blows.

In the sagittal plane, concentric radiopaque circles that focus on the axis corresponding to the projection of the capitulum humeri and the medial margin of the trochlea [15, 16] as well as an opaque line along the distal humeral metaphysis are the most important landmarks (Figs. 4, 5).

Microscopic inspection of that wound told a different story: What initially looked like healing an opaque lining around the arrowhead on an x-ray was, in fact, a layer of shattered bone, compressed by a single impact that was probably fatal.

The artist consistently harnesses a strong opaque line to assert his own simple, but captivating, silhouettes and portraits.

Interactions took place in a glass aquarium (40 × 20 × 20 cm) adapted for filming fluorescein release by covering the walls with black opaque lining.

Typical radiological signs of PM include the continuous diaphragm sign (interposition of air between the pericardium and the diaphragm, which becomes visible in the central mediastinal part) and linear bands of mediastinal air parallelling the left side of the heart and the descending aorta (pleura is shown as a fine opaque line) with extension superiorly along the great vessels into the neck.

Pedestal formation and radio-opaque lines at the tip of the implant stem adjacent to a radiolucent area were not seen (Ong et al. 2006).

Signs of stability (endosteal bone bridges i.e. spot welds, absence of radio-opaque lines in the coated area, and absence of radiolucent lines along the stem) were found proximally in half of the hips, and cortical hypertrophy was seen distally in one quarter of the femurs.

A component was defined as having fixation by bone ingrowth if there was no subsidence and minimal or no formation of a radio-opaque line along the porous-coated portion of the implant.