Sentence examples for stone characterized from inspiring English sources
This startling Lombard-Romanesque-style work had hectic, zebralike striping of red brick and Normandy stone, characterized by the magazine The Builder as "a deep Indian red and a rich cream".
In these cases, the fluorescence is rather widespread and particularly strong in the cracks and marble crystals inside the stone, characterized by FTIR and Raman micro-spectroscopy (vide infra).
The modification of consolidants by the creation of mesopores in the gels enabled to achieve an even consolidation of the stone characterized by moderate strength changes due to consolidating treatment.
This capacity of the patient for detachment and self-observation Stone characterizes as "a benign split of the ego" (into observing and experiencing parts), which he considers essential for the working of the analytic process.
Stone characterizes cotton as "the classic pesticide treadmill crop" (Stone Glenn Davis. Biotechnology and Suicide in India. Anthropology News 2002a: 5).
Results showed that it leads to the formation of microcrystalline aggregates on porous limestones' surfaces, somewhere penetrating the stone matrix; on stones characterized by low porosity or microporosity (as Carrara Marble) it forms a discontinuous microcrystalline surface layer.
Stone is characterized by its shape.
Noting that the terraces are supported by dry stone walls made up of many millions of stones, Mr. Fontana characterized the valley as "not monumental but historical, an example of outstanding engineering".
Both stones are characterized by very low initial porosity.
After representative sampling, fresh and weathered stones were characterized using X-ray diffraction, ion chromatography and thermogravimetric analysis.
Her last name, which came down to us from some French voyageur, refers to the cleft furrows of godless rock, the barren valleys, striped outcrops, and mazelike configurations of rose, gray, tan, and purple stone that characterize the Badlands of North Dakota.
