Sentence examples for some abrasion from inspiring English sources

I was half-convinced that for the first time in eleven years I'd get some abrasion, some rasp - between Phar Lap and the wall, that is.

Venus in the prologue, having enchained the negative denizens of the kingdom of love (Jealousy, Troubles, Suspicions, etc)., finds Cupid and the Pleasures falling asleep: without some abrasion, love becomes boring.

The presence of humidity stains, the localized loss of color and some abrasion of the painted surface were evidenced using multiband imaging, infrared reflectometry and UV visible fluorescence.

Water supply network Threshold (mm) <1 1–20 20–100 >100 Damage No damage Possible clogging of filters and some abrasion to moving components.

The fact that the TiO2 is present over the whole thickness of this layer means that even if some abrasion takes place by the traffic, new TiO2 will be present at the surface to maintain the photocatalytic activity.

"I could see some abrasion to the side of her face...

A similar examination for Nath, noting his missing left hand and some abrasions, ended with the same conclusion.

You could see in the autopsy report they made notes of some abrasions on her neck where she had been grabbed by someone and choked".

According to a copy of the incident report provided to HuffPost by the Gwinnett County Police Department, the officer Scrappy bit suffered "no obvious puncture wounds," though the dog's teeth did pierce the officer's pants and cause "some abrasions". "The dog... lunged at me as I moved to my left and the dog bit my left thigh," the officer wrote in the incident report.

While some existing abrasion tests have been adopted in recent years to measure soil abrasion, these systems have inherent mismatches with the actual working conditions at the tunnel face.

In some instances, abrasion occurred during windy conditions, cleaning and harvest.