Sentence examples for tic of a from inspiring English sources

Chasing down journalists is a classic tell, the facial tic of a system under pressure.

Think of the infections as a time process, at each tic of a clock, infected-to-be squares become infected, and so on.

He finds these conversations oddly soothing, but he recognizes that they're a sign of aging, the tic of a mind seeking a moment when all the world spoke French.

Figure3 shows the Total Ion Chromatogram (TIC) of a sample taken from the painting by Antonello da Messina.

One representative example (T100) of the TIC of a dry blank can be seen in Figure 10.

The TIC of a cleaned Twisters® is very characteristic, and consists of a series of siloxane peaks that have been highlighted in grey on all the TICs of this paper.

Figure  5 also shows the total ion chromatograms (TIC) of a blank urine sample (Fig.  5A), a solvent standard of the analytes (Fig.  5B), and a blank urine sample fortified at the 1.0 × VL level (Fig.  5C).

In a life-drawing class taking place in a classroom away from the museum's galleries, the teacher's stream of chatter seems like a nervous tic of embarrassment, a verbal veil to conceal the models' nakedness.