Sentence examples for rather thick and from inspiring English sources

In cross section, the pinnae of most cycads are rather thick and sclerophyllous.

Rub steaks all over with paste (it will be rather thick) and set aside. 3. Combine ingredients for cilantro-lime butter in a small bowl and mash with a spoon until well mixed and an even consistency.

Paul Gascoigne, previously taken for a rather thick and clownish fellow, became a hero during the 1990 World Cup when, on receiving a second yellow card and realising he was debarred – should England get past West Germany – from playing in the final, he burst into tears of sorrow.

The B30 is a sexy-looking slab (though rather thick) and its UI is a slick and squared-off.

If there is no current limitation, the conductance of the device will abruptly jump to about 20 G 0, which indicates that the formed filament is rather thick and robust and quantized conductance step disappears.

4. For an account of this resurgence, see Kymlicka and Norman 1994. 5. See, for instance, Cohen 1989, 248 where citizenship as a form of membership is defined as: "an exclusive category that forms the basis of a special tie and affords a social status and a pole of identification that can itself become a rather thick and important identity able to generate solidarity, civic virtue and engagement".

This organ consists of an epidermis, or surface tissue, that is several layers thick and a rather thick dermis containing mucous and poison glands as well as pigment cells.

Both thin and rather thick interlayers are studied and demonstrated to work properly in organic photovoltaic.

1240) figures possessing many of the characteristics retained by sculpture for the next 150 years: dainty poses and faces and rather thick drapery hanging in long V-shaped folds that envelop and mask the figure.

Just as tasty was the flavorful grilled trout from Sunburst Trout Farms, accompanied by grilled potato salad (in rather thick chunks), "burnt" corn and a grainy mustard, with the added jolt of a few thin slices of jalapeños on top.

Such a behavior corresponds to a hidden and rather thick pigment layer containing elements of intermediate atomic number.