Sentence examples for rugged surfaces from inspiring English sources

The natural light coming in through the large restored windows of the Hôtel Salé hits the rugged surfaces of Picasso's paintings beautifully.

The increased area of the rugged surfaces of the heterostructures and the relatively small bandgap of the ZFO crystallites explain the superior PEC performance of the heterostructures compared with the PEC performance of pure ZnO.

The peaks have rugged surfaces with the spectral features similar to those of Montes Jura, except for the peaks at (-2570) m with a spectral feature similar to the surrounding mare basalt.

These structures resemble large, flat-topped mesas with rugged surfaces.

The rugged surfaces of bones may have supported blood vessels, which could transfer carbon dioxide to the bones to neutralize acidic buildup in the blood (early semiaquatic tetrapods would have had difficulty expelling carbon dioxide from their bodies while on land, and these dermal bones may have been an early solution to the problem).

Smooth surfaces are expected to have lower magnitude IMC values relative to more rugged surfaces.

One mottled segment resembles the moon's rugged surface.

PHB membranes showed a more rugged surface than those of copolymers (0 22%HV).

The rugged surface and hydrophobic proteins caused the hydrophobicity of honeybee wings.

The obtained energy landscape was separated into two regions: deep energy wells and rugged surface.

So he tried his hand at racing stock cars designed to navigate the rugged surface of a dirt track.