Sentence examples for thicker light from inspiring English sources

The mean values for each time point are determined in each group and indicated by the thicker light gray lines.

There is a slight decline of contrast at the edges of the image due to a thicker illumination light sheet (fig. 5).

Like tree rings, the markings, which are less than a millimeter thick, each contain a thin, dark rim lined by a thicker, lighter edge.

Wood shades or thicker, light-colored drapes will do the trick.

With her thick, light brown tresses and her lively but studious mien, Ms. Weilerstein might pass for a mid-American teenager of a more innocent era.

Their eyes were shades of aqua that danced in the light like shards of precious stones, oval and fringed with thick, light brown lashes long enough to cast a shadow on their cheeks.

Starting with a base of streamlined tailoring, but adding thick, light layers of knit in autumnal colors, the designer made a persuasive pitch for pile-it-on dressing that still respected the masculine silhouette.

To begin with, her writing is sumptuously descriptive ("I was high on Afghanistan... the aching beauty of rock and sky, the thick light smearing everything like honey"), but by the end her sentences have become compacted and muscular ("roads are death and sky is fear"), as if she has wearied of poeticising violence.

Thick light blue line indicates the atomic ion density averaged over ±40° from the epicenter longitude.

Such dark layers are overlain by thick light layers which were deposited during interglacial maxima.

The internal walls are made of 10 cm and 25 cm thick light concrete.