Sentence examples for striated patterns from inspiring English sources
Mr. Missoni, an Italian track star, and his young bride, Rosita, created the Missoni label in the 1950s, and for many decades it was considered the height of Italian sophistication, known for its rather jarring striated patterns.
In buncheong's later stages some artists eliminated imagery by dipping pieces into the slip to create uniform surfaces resembling porcelain or by using wide brushes to produce wavy, striated patterns.
BAEC attached for 24 h showed well-defined focal contact regions aligned in characteristically striated patterns.
She preferred French watercolor pigments that, alongside the grain of the woodblocks, created embossed lines and striated patterns.
F-SHG images from excised corneas exhibit striated patterns that reveal the collagen fibril distribution within the lamellae, but they cannot be recorded in in vivo configuration.
Abstract: In an appendix to a recent paper by Michael Taylor, he and I explored various questions related to stability of striated patterns for fluids on rotating spheres.
The tarmac had been torn outward from it in a striated pattern.
North of town, an undifferentiated plain suddenly breaks into a striated pattern, slipping deliriously from chartreuse to rose — the Little Painted Desert.
In situ, the nebulin modules M176 to M181 colocalize with desmin in a Z-line-associated, striated pattern as shown by immunofluorescence studies.
Rather than loaves, Thomas Hoadley could be making mille feuille pastries, for the striated pattern this Pittsfield, Mass., potter uses in his handbuilt vessels is created by thousands of layers of overlapping colored clays.
After drug selection for ES cells expressing the neomycin-resistance gene under the control of the α-myosin heavy chain promoter, almost all of the cells showed spontaneous beating and expressed several cardiac contractive proteins in a fine striated pattern.
