Sentence examples for rock residue from inspiring English sources

Arena rock residue was everywhere.

In many parts of southwestern Queensland, northeastern South Australia, and northwestern New South Wales, there are plateau and related relief remnants similar to those found in other parts of the lowlands, although those are capped and protected not by laterite but by silcrete, another hard rock residue.

The recycling of ornamental rock residues for use in mortars has been a widespread technique throughout the world.

"The oil's there, it's landed, but you can't really see it," he tells me, pointing out a dark stain along the rocks, a residue of the slick's last advance.

According to a criminal complaint seen by THUMP, the officers spotted a "glass pipe with a white, rock-like residue" in Alig's pocket, which he admitted to using for crystal meth.

A region of ROCK-I (residues 1 420) incorporating both the kinase (residues 70 404) and the N-terminal dimerisation domains (residues 1 69) (Doran et al, 2004; Jacobs et al, 2006) was defined earlier to be necessary and sufficient for direct RhoE interactions (Riento et al, 2003).

All the pickings of chromite or rocks with mineral residue he finds go into his white plastic bucket.

Any such analysis must also take into account the "caspase-like" site, which in immunoproteasomes is less active against acidic substrates and cleaves more after large hydrophobic residues (Rock and Goldberg, 1999).

We obtained crystals of the ROCK coiled-coil domain (ROCK-CC, residues 535 700) in the tetragonal space group P43212.

In a parallel coiled-coil dimer such as ROCK-CC, charged residues at the a/d core positions would be expected to create repulsion and instability.

So, here goes: start with a layer of large stones, two feet thick, topped by an inch of gravel, five more of clinker — residue from volcanic rock that can absorb and retain water — and a top strata of limestone.