Sentence examples for surfaces from inspiring English sources

Rather than an opaque carapace, it offers continually changing glimpses through and across its surfaces that, as well as creating simple visual fascination, communicate a sense of its inner life.

For his movies Berry has the choice of how best to render the resulting structures – with individual atoms as spheres, or perhaps just displaying the molecular surfaces – and to colour them to enhance distinctions between different molecular parts and players (in reality, most proteins are rather colourless).

Related: Women's World Cup 2015 - interactive wallchart Matters are further complicated by this international showpiece being, contentiously, staged on artificial surfaces.

Almost 7o years later the Great Train Robbers made the same mistake: they wiped down all the surfaces as they left their Buckinghamshire farmhouse hideout, but forgot the bottles and cans they were throwing out.

Both roads are a mixture of metalled and gravel surfaces.

The bug is killed by cooking but is easily spread when raw meat contaminates surfaces and utensils in the kitchen.

Even our canines, they're responding on hard surfaces rather than grass".

While some notes published in his lifetime mention things that did not need to be acted upon – like using a Rembrandt as an ironing board – the notes that became available posthumously include the following: "take one cubic centimetre of tobacco smoke and paint the exterior and the interior surfaces a waterproof colour"; "trace a straight line on Rodin's The Kiss as seen from a sight".

Developed with the designer and skateboarder Rich Holland, the brief states that the scheme should be "urban and gritty in appearance," using bricks, flagstone paving, granite, stone or rougher concrete surfaces, and be free of the conventional skatepark forms such as half-pipes or kidney-shaped bowls.

"As more technology and software migrates to the cloud and is configurable over-the-air then the number of 'attack surfaces' (to use the jargon) increase," saysStevens.

To develop the test, Elledge engineered batches of harmless viruses to carry bits of proteins from human viruses on their surfaces.