Sentence examples for substantial shell from inspiring English sources

A tender, substantial shell steak special is also worth looking into, as is a king-size filet mignon.

This observation calls into question the robustness of recent analysis based on statistical-model calculations and concluding, on the contrary, to substantial shell effects at the fission saddle point in 206,210Po.

On the coast near Las Bela in Balochistan, materials suggesting a substantial shell-working industry have been found at Balakot.

The unique core/shell architecture can provide short ion/electron diffusion paths and substantial protection shell for the active materials, thus leading to accelerated electrochemical kinetics and enhanced cycling stability.

Recently, Serb et al. [ 27] identified substantial convergence of shell morphology in a subset of gliding scallop species which suggests that iterative morphological evolution may be more prevalent in the family than previously thought.

Empirically, calcium carbonate found in concretion was regarded as fragments of shells since a substantial part of mollusk shells are composed of biologically formed calcite and aragonite [22].

The case itself is bulky with a polycarbonate shell and substantial rubber exterior but it has a clear plastic screen protector and meets standards developed by the military to withstand rain, dust, sand, shock and drops.

As a first step, the analysis is applied to a simple and smooth model of thick circular cylindrical shell having substantial axial length as used in actual stators.

As this is also orders of magnitude smaller than the ejecta velocity, we do not expect rotation to induce any substantial asymmetries during the shell interaction and do not consider it here.2.2

One of such characteristics is the possible substantial inhomogeneity of the shell wall structure throughout the thickness, which could be predetermined by the layered type of the material distribution.

Although attitudes towards molluscs were originally (7th-6th mil. BCE) shaped by natural availability and proximity to shell sources, substantial residual variability from the Late Neolithic (late 6th early 5th mil. BCE) onwards, suggesting local preferences in food and material culture, can be attributed to cultural choices and highlights the complexity of human/environment interactions.