Back in Los Angeles, where Ms. Subramaniam and Ms. Lapidus were filming the "devouring" portion of their short, Ms. Subramaniam directed, and Ms. Lapidus jabbed a silver fork into the crumbling Pavlova, raking thin furrows with the tines.
The region of the worn surface is clean with several thin furrows, which indicates that SiO2 nanophases can make the lubricant system more energy efficient in contrast with the base oil.
There will be slight furrows in the thin-set from the notches in the edge of the trowel.
During stressful periods or prolonged fever, or in response to noxious drugs, nails may become cracked, thinner, thicker, furrowed, or otherwise deformed, or they may be shed.
It is thin and highly furrowed, giving it a Spanish comb-like appearance.
The mouth is wide and evenly arched, with thin lips and short but deep furrows around the corners.
The cells of Hoplonympha and Streblomastix share similar morphological features displaying several longitudinal deep furrows in their cells and thin, outwardly extending vane-like structures in the transverse sections [ 41, 61, 67], allowing the attachment of numerous ectosymbionts.
PICH-RNAi cells, however, often contained thin H2B-mCherry threads at the cleavage furrow in anaphase (Supplementary Figure S5B; Figure 4C).
It is seen that texture in the form of longitudinal furrows is not beneficial for very thin films, when the high bearing number approximation is acceptable.
Sadruddin is forty-five, but he looks closer to sixty, a thin man with a goatee and a deeply furrowed, weatherbeaten face.
The voice had come from a man who, in the dim light, appeared to be thin, balding at the temples, with a sharp face furrowed by shifting wrinkles.
