Sentence examples for parallel striations from inspiring English sources
In Rome he perfected his eccentric graticola, or grille, painting technique, which left crisscrossing or parallel striations in the impastos of many of his later paintings.
Microscopic examination revealed fine parallel striations in the groove.
Ochre that is ground on coarse or fine-grained slabs develops parallel striations that cover the surface of the piece.
None had the large, deep pits expected of a hard-object specialist or the uniformly large, deep and parallel striations observed for tough food grazing mammals.
Thus, primates that consume hard, brittle foods tend to have heavily pitted, complex microwear surface textures, whereas those that eat tough leaves or stems have more anisotropic surfaces dominated by long, parallel striations [8], [9].
The multiple parallel striations locally manifest as short evenly spaced incision marks.
The long axes of ubiquitous drumlinoid hills generally parallel bedrock striations, grooves and till fabrics.
In parts I and II the effect of melt time and temperature on dispersed dispersion particles of various molecular weights was described: substantial molecular motion on the substrate occurs with the development of both planar folded chain single crystals, and single molecule single crystals and banded structures with parallel double-striations oriented along the long axis of the crystal or band.
The crack front was not parallel to the striations.
Interestingly, it also leaded to the appearance of the striations parallel to the fracture direction.
As the angle was further increased to 60°, small islands formed by the cross-over of parallel and perpendicular striations appeared in the fracture surface.
