Sentence examples for thin borders from inspiring English sources

Short, thin borders of acanthus, vines, and flowers as above, divided from text by gold and pink bands, edged in black.

Two types of foam formed in a specially designed apparatus from aqueous solution of surfactant, respectively, containing C4H6O4Zn and Na2S contact each other after foam films drain completely and reach nanometer thickness, S2− and Zn2+ ions entrapped by the surfactant layers at the thin borders between the foam bubbles react resulting in the formation of ZnS nanoparticles.

Two types of foam contact each other in a specially designed apparatus after draining completely, then Ca2+ and CO32− entrapped by the surfactant layers at the thin borders between the foam bubbles react and result in the generation of CaCO3 nanoparticles.

Finally, the X950G has thin borders that look good.

Bees make use of the mechanical properties of this resinous substance by applying it for blocking holes and cracks, repairing combs, strengthening the thin borders of the comb.

Navigating this site: Buttons and backgrounds are color-coded, images have thick or thin borders, and text links are boldfaced, or plain, or just an initial letter: all of it means something and can be useful to you.

Mr. Pollak, an Orthodox Jew, asked the audience to note the thin border between Israel and the areas governed by Palestinian National Authority.

The thin border between the news that the show takes in for quick comic digestion and the news that it makes itself is once again at peak permeability.

Each has a thin border of opaque color around the edge, creating a windowlike effect, and each was mounted by the artist on a sheet of mottled beige paper with its own narrow colored border.

As the lesions started to heal, they became well defined and acquired a thin border of hypoautofluorescence while remaining predominant hyperautofluorescent centrally.

A thin border of low signal on T1WI and T2WI is often seen at the inner margin of the lesion corresponding to a thin zone of sclerosis seen on plain films and/or CT.