Sentence examples for that were incised from inspiring English sources
The end walls of houses were frequently screened with planks that were incised or painted with small and sparse units of design, often showing stylized animals and fish.
The increasingly ornate surfaces of succeeding bronzes -- a three-legged caldronlike ding (food vessel), for example -- indicate a rapidly developing grasp of the possibilities of casting bronze in clay molds that were incised with intricate spirals and zoomorphic faces.
The lower part of the Chinle Formation was deposited in paleovalleys that were incised into the Early-Middle Triassic Moenkopi Formation and older Permian strata, and formed the Tr-3 unconformity [53].
The proportion of plasmids that were incised increased with the dose of UV to which the DNA had been exposed.
Tells about problems with names that are incised in stone.
(Pictographs that are drawn or painted on rocks are known as petrograms; those that are incised or carved on rocks are called petroglyphs).
He developed an abscess over the left inguinal area that was incised with 500 cc of pus was drained over 4 days.
Four sequences are widespread, including (1) a vertically aggraded Pleistocene alluvial plain, (2) a steep sided valley that is incised (125 150 m) into the Pleistocene gravel plain, (3) Missoula flood terraces (19 13 ka) abandoned on the sides of the ancestral valley, and (4) Holocene flooding surfaces (11 8 ka) buried at 70 30 m depth in the axial Columbia River Valley.
The mixture was injected using a systematic technique to ensure uniform delivery of the local anesthetic to all the tissue that was incised or instrumented during the procedure (Otte et al. 2008).
However, the region on the 3′-side of the cross-linked dA in 9 is the only one in the DNA containing the DOB ICL analogue (7) that is incised by UvrABC.
To address this question, research was performed on a valley-confined, wandering, gravel-bed reach of the regulated lower Yuba River, California, USA that is incising from reduced sediment supply and flow regulation after a historic period of mining-related valley sedimentation.
