Sentence examples for thick masses from inspiring English sources

Shortly after World War I the influential designer Gunnel Nyman was producing glasses freely blown in thick masses to form asymmetrical shapes.

Expressed in various ways, in the use of thick masses and in internal figuring and patterning, this interest has been the keynote of the most significant modern contributions to the art of glass.

The thicker fibers formed irregular networks with thick masses of fibrin fibers.

Fibers also appear "sticky" creating thick masses of fibrin fibers (green arrow) as visualized in Fig.  2g.

Despite the thick mass of people meandering around the Forum, the higher-end shops were deserted.

His forehead, under a thick mass of black hair, is broad and wide; but his chin reveals weakness, indecision.

Ice shelf, thick mass of floating ice that is attached to land, formed from and fed by tongues of glaciers extending outward from the land into sheltered waters.

(A photo from 1973 in his office shows him with seven of his students from P.S. 189, sporting a thick mass of curly, dark hair).

The crowd merged with others as it approached the square and the guides hemmed it until it was a thick mass of thousands stretching for blocks.

In one of the most startling examples of brain deformity, neurons explode out of the proliferative zone like lava, flowing to form a thick mass instead of an orderly, folded up cortex.

This bacterium naturally produces cellulose, and over a week will grow into a big, thick mass of cellulose, which when it is dried down, becomes … basically a bacterially-created paper".