Sentence examples for rich coat from inspiring English sources

The prose, poems, songs and reworkings of existing texts that make up Michael Ondaatje's 1970 meditation on the life of one of the United States's best-known outlaws are as clear and spare as the bones he pictures in Billy's coffin, "vertebrae like a row of pearl buttons off a rich coat".

However many authors have described the great amount of glycoconjugates present in T. cruzi surface [ 11], which is covered with a rich coat of glycoconjugates, making them well-suited for protection and for the establishment of a persistent infection.

On the other hand, the surface of the carbon rich coating did not show any spontaneous tensile or compressive cracking.

Effect of zinc content in the epoxy zinc rich coating on the mechanism of corrosion protection was investigated using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).

Raman spectroscopy studies showed that after annealing of Ti rich coating at 1000 °C there remained no amorphous carbon phase anymore.

Up to 700 °C no indentation induced cracking occurred in the titanium rich coating, however, reaching the annealing temperature of 1000 °C, this coating became porous and spontaneous tensile cracking appeared on its surface.

Pretreatment of reinforcement steel surface with tannic acid based rust converter (RC) prior to the application of zinc rich coating (ZRC) is observed to improve its corrosion resistance appreciably.

In terms of wear resistance, the Zr-rich coatings showed the lowest wear coefficient at 500 °C, whereas the Al-rich coating revealed a constant wear coefficient for all testing temperatures.

While intermetallic precipitates (FeAl3) act as nucleation centres in pure Al coatings, eutectic Si is responsible for the deposition process in a Si-rich coating.

There is a bowl of egg noodles swimming in a broth of maitake mushrooms, with a poached duck egg, some tiny leeks, some flags of spinach: umami-rich, coating mouths in silk.

The discolored patches resemble rock varnish, a Mn-rich coating observed on rock surfaces formed in a variety of environments.