Sentence examples for slight ridge from inspiring English sources

There's only a slight ridge that juts out over the screen, keeping it protected (the case comes with a screen protector, too, if that's how you roll).

For Macrocarpa, mean ring density followed a relatively flat gradient, with a slight trough in the first 3 years and a slight ridge at 11 years.

Union troopers directed by their officers took up hasty defensive positions on this slight ridge.

Infantry in the 75th Division made steady slow progress; the main body of the Ottoman rear guard eventually falling back to a slight ridge 1 mi to the north-east.

It is also possible that the slight "ridge" of ARI incidence in Figure 1 at very low COHb levels occurred because the children who had low COHb concentrations (most of them were attending the LT-school) were also more chronically malnourished (stunted) than the children from the two other schools (28 vs. 9 and 8%, respectively) (Table 2).

There should be a slight ridge on the back side of the linen pieces.

Satiny surfaces textured all over by the slight ridges left by removed masking tape bring us back to the material surface, affirming the old Modernist tension between the physical and the illusory.

The new farming also places more reliance on artificial systems than on the instincts and experience of individuals, such as the fenland farmer who points out to Harvey the slight ridging peculiar to the base of a Hereford cow's horn "that reveals the number of her calvings as surely as the rings of a felled tree denote the seasons of its life".

An analysis of the limestone core inside the iconic bust of Nefertiti suggests that the sculptor may have enhanced the queen's cheekbones, smoothed creases around the mouth and fixed a slight bump on the ridge of the nose.

I am never guilty of snobbery, as I see it (down the length of my nose, over the slight bump at the ridge), only of careful discernment in matters of personal taste.

The overlying epidermis show attenuated rete ridges and slight compact hyperkeratosis.