Sentence examples for pattern featuring a from inspiring English sources
The red chests have been replaced with a white pattern featuring a repeated Ю (yu) character, which seems to have become their logo, and they have dropped the clumsy slogan "Russian global cycling project" from the jerseys completely.
The Meander Tiara is in the classical Greek 'key pattern' featuring a large brilliant cut diamond in the centre surrounded by a diamond wreath.
Most dietary pattern studies include one pattern featuring a mixture of processed and convenience/junk foods, one pattern featuring high loadings with regard to vegetables and other food items associated with a health-conscious lifestyle and one pattern characterized by traditional national foods.
Unlike the Kenzo collection, which focused on the weird and monochrome, this pattern features a pretty abstract flower print in grey and pastel tones, and – suspend your disbelief – not a patch of velvet in sight.
Thus, plasmonic patterns featuring a controlled nanostructure morphology could be exploited to produce arrayed elements active for SERS-based detection.
Russian successes followed similar patterns featuring a multitude of small campaigns, with sieges where musketmen played a key role in destroying wooden defences with effective artillery support.
It has deer-hide fringe and a red-white-and-blue glass-bead pattern featuring abbreviated United States flags, a common motif that might have symbolized enemies killed or, later, a newfound patriotism.
The machine creates the personalized scarve by turning the three scans into a pattern featuring two colors.
She took off the Princess Foufou and modelled a squishy white-and-blue hat printed in an allover pattern featuring milkmaids ($88).
But the present-day world is heading toward a bipolar pattern featuring China and the United States.
These tumors showed a biphasic pattern featuring highly cellular clusters of small cells with round or polygonal nuclei and scanty cytoplasm admixed with large fibrillar and paucicellular neuropil-like areas, infrequently containing neoplastic neurons.
