Sentence examples for rough aspects from inspiring English sources

"From my review of the evidence, the common denominator in the rough aspects of the operation of the hospital were the three plaintiffs," said Rex L. Easley Jr., one of the defense lawyers in the suit.

But I must say that all said and done all these rough aspects of the build made it more rewarding.

The aim of our work was to elaborate a method to build parametric shapes (curves, surfaces, …) with a non-uniform local aspect: every point is assigned a "geometric texture" that evolves continuously from a smooth to a rough aspect.

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) employed to investigate the morphology of the alternated layers showed that POEA layers exhibited a granular rough aspect, while SL layers presented a much smoother surface.

When the beating becomes fast enough so that the modulations are no longer discriminated by the human ear, they seem to give a rough aspect to the sound.

The image corresponding to the eroded area presents a rough aspect with distributed form in relief as well as the presence of the whitish spots of the lime due to the precipitation of carbonates on the surface of concrete.

This might indicate that a quality measure with a power function could only reveal a rough aspect of quality of a reduction method but hide all detailed important features of a problem and/or a reduction method.

Scans showed a rough aspect from day 14 and severe progressive bone loss was observed at days 18 and 21.

The multicellular rdar morphotype is characterized by a red, dry and rough aspect on Congo red agar plates, which is determined by the expression of extracellular matrix components such as cellulose and adhesive curli fimbriae.

That his sensibility had rougher aspects is suggested by his truculent "Dwarf" of 1947 — a vivid green monster gripping either gun or phallus — seen in the Museum of Modern Art's 2010 survey of its Abstract Expressionist holdings.

That is also how it is in Israel, which is even more open than we are about the rough-and-tumble aspects of democracy.