Sentence examples for round area from inspiring English sources
There is a round area in the middle that was mostly off-limits, and the most-crowded-looking aerial photos I could find online (like this one, and this one) seem to show some gaps.
To achieve the MIM structure, a Pt top electrode was deposited by rf magnetron sputtering with a round area patterned by the shadow mask process.
Figure 4 An example of three feasible circles mutually intersected, representing, respectively, as the round area with skew strips, horizontal strips, and points.
Because the CT appearance (well-defined oval or round area of fat with an enhancing rim located immediately adjacent to the colon) usually suggests the correct diagnosis non-invasively, most cases can be managed conservatively (Fig. 23).
"Without it I think we would have been driving round, area to area," says Curt Parks, who is looking for a four-bed detached home in Berkshire with his partner, Denise.
Posterior follow-up however showed a localised round area of persistant enhancement, which proved to be local recurrent/residual tumour (arrow in d) Open image in new window Fig. 27 This patient had resection of the distal femur due to a chondrosarcoma.
The fluid bronchograms are seen as hypoechoic round areas or tube-like structures mimicking vessels.
Phleboliths are present as round areas of signal voids on T1-, T2- and contrast-enhanced T1, and they can be confirmed on T2* due to the presence of calcifications and haemosiderin (Fig. 11) [60].
From Fig. 4 it is evident that inner bonds give rise to a paratropic current inside the round areas which can be considered as the expansion of the inner triangle antiaromatic area found in borozene [15], whereas a flow of diatropic current is homogeneously present in the rest of the cluster.
"Cabbage Patch knees," is one of my go-to phrases to describe the puckery, round areas above and around my kneecaps.
Microbleeds were defined as homogenous round areas of signal loss with diameters less than 10 mm on SWI images [ 16].
