Sentence examples for soft mantle from inspiring English sources

When my mother lit the Sabbath candles, I would feel, almost physically, the Sabbath coming in, being welcomed, descending like a soft mantle over the earth.

In fact, scientists have recently confirmed the suspicions of pearl farmers who have long believed pearls with rotational symmetry really are "turned" – that is, they rotate as they grow within the pouch that holds them inside the soft mantle tissue of molluscs.

The soft Brexit mantle falls to the Lib Dems, whose heartfelt pro-Europeanism is about the only policy on which they never ratted in their shameful coalition years.

In a few genera the young develop inside the female in brood pouches formed by a fold of the mantle, a soft extension of the body wall.

One of nature's rarest items, a pearl is produced within the soft tissue (specifically the mantle) of a living shelled mollusk.

All soft tissue, including gill, mantle and adductor muscle, was archived for each individual in RNALater® (Ambion) after removing the visible digestive system.

The number of seawater OTUs100 was highest in the algae and chiton biotopes and significantly more so than in the nudibranch gut and mantle, sponge and soft coral biotopes (Fig. 6b and Supplementary Data 2).

Lady's mantle's broad, soft, scalloped leaves and sprays of tiny chartreuse flowers sharply contrast with the galaxies of blue stars that rise up through its foliage to bloom and above.

The chaetae can be seen emerging from underneath the shell in specimens where the shell margins are broken, however no additional internal soft tissue (e.g. mantle, lophophore) has been observed.

Katrin Mierdel of the Institute for Geosciences, Tübingen, Ger., and colleagues reported the results of a series of mineral physics experiments that provided a novel explanation for the existence of Earth's asthenosphere, a layer in the upper mantle that is softer and less viscous than the lithospheric plates that override it.

The SMA wires were embedded within the soft silica gel formed with cuttlefish mantle shape along the annular direction to mimic the circular muscles of cuttlefish mantle.