The phrase "peeled surface" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The table had a peeled surface, revealing the raw wood underneath its worn paint.
Each removed stomach sample was immediately rinsed briefly in saline to remove surface excess blood and peeled off surface fats, was placed in a bottle with saline as soon as possible, and was stored in a refrigerator at -70°C.
The results showed that the interface layer was peeled, new surface was exposed, reaction resistance was reduced, the liquid-solid reaction was promoted and reaction speed was greatly improved under ultrasound.
Using this sensor, it was possible to measure the entire fruit at a depth of about 0.5 cm from the peel surface without cutting it, see Fig. 7a.
Provided the literature estimate applies here, imazalil residues are not yet absent at 400 μm below the peel surface.
Once you peel the surface layer of her chic framed glasses, perfect haircut, and Alexander McQueen outfit, you hit the core of a woman who is nurturing, observant, and visually stimulated by her daily surroundings.
Drawing, Mark found the woman's fat disgusting but fascinating, too, its volume and orange-peel surfaces.
It consists in applying and removing pressure sensitive tape over the surface of interest to evaluate the amount of incoherent material peeled from the surface by gravimetrical analysis (Figure 11).
The value of this work was made clear this week by the mother of Brian McKinney, whose remains were found in 1999 after Gardai pumped more than two million gallons of water out of a bog in Monaghan, then slowly peeled back its surface.
The cap is medium sized, 5 10 cm wide, and the cap cuticle can be peeled from the surface.
