Sentence examples for sunken surfaces from inspiring English sources

Breen suggests the sunken surfaces were similar to those on coins from Egypt's Fourth Dynasty.

And planetary volcanologist Laszlo Keszthelyi of the United States Geological Survey in Flagstaff, Arizona, notes that the sunken surface may just be the result of lava draining away beneath a solid crust.

Buried (syn. sunken, sub-surface and sub-soil) archaeological features on arable land can frequently be discovered due to visually detectable changes in crop growth termed cropmarks.

To demonstrate this, three-dimensional surface rendering of the subchondral plate indicated that FM joint surface topography was considerably heaved and sunken, whereas NM joint surfaces remained relatively even.

The playing surface is sunken, like a backyard swimming pool.

That theater was later sunken 16ft below the surface, when it was purchased by ABC in 1959.

Stomates are smaller, more closely spaced, sunken below the leaf surface, and covered with wax or hairs or both.

"This is like a sunken ship that has surfaced to tell its story," Mr. Schlusche said of the border house, evacuated on Sept. 24, 1961, and demolished less than four years later.

She then gains full control of the entire ocean, creating a storm and bringing sunken ships to the surface.

The surface of the sunken die is finished to the desired size and surface quality by hand scrapers, files, small grinding wheels, and polishing cloth.

The many dark spots distributed over the AFM surface image indicated that numerous tiny sunken regions were present on the ZFO surface (Figure 3e).