Sentence examples for surface of the back from inspiring English sources

As the lights dim, bubbles swell on the surface of the back wall, which, in contrast to the terra-cotta floor, has a chalky white sheen.

Such systems date back to the 1970s, when the retina, the surface of the back of the eye, was considered the useful bit, mostly because medical techniques for probing it had been developed.

Most early modern philosophers were impressed by the facts of geometrical optics, which teach that light imprints an inverted, left-right reversed image of the external world on the concave surface of the back of the eye.

On the upper surface of the back and tail, the skin was covered in small, bony nodules (ossicles), which separated larger conical scutes arranged in parallel rows along the mediolateral axis (side to side).

The differential electrode leads were routed subcutaneously to exit on the dorsal surface of the back.

While palpating the back the graphic image contained only the surface of the back.

It's just very useful to have a completely flat, non-bevelled surface on the back of a phone, sometimes.

The metallurgical bond may be characterized by residual stresses in the liner and the friction coefficient between the inner surface of the backing steel and the outer surface of the liner.

The upper surfaces of the back and tail are covered with large, rectangular horny plates arranged regularly in longitudinal and transverse rows.

Furthermore, the surface smoothness of the back surface of the fuel film-air interface has importance, namely it may imitate a plane/curved mirror or a rough surface depending on the liquid settling over the rough surface, and especially the contact angle.

The surface roughness of the back reflector is found to play a key role in improving the efficiency of the LSC film because it induces a reduction of specular reflectivity and an increase of isotropic light scattering.