Sentence examples for tiny formations from inspiring English sources

Inspired by sand roses, the tiny formations that crystallize just below the desert's surface, the building's dozens of disclike forms, intersecting at odd angles and piling up unevenly atop one another, celebrate a delicate beauty in the desert landscape that is invisible to those who have not spent time there.

Brainerd and her colleague Adam Summers were slicing sections of a cownose stingray's jaw to study its mineral content when they noticed that the jaw's surface was covered with tiny formations of calcium minerals called tesserae.

The Miami Limestone is made up of ooids: tiny formations of egg-shaped concentric shells and calcium carbonate, formed around a single grain of sand.

The lack of a functional endosperm may be the cause of "tiny" embryo formation.

Treated MRC5 cells exhibited a mild degree of cellular stress morphologies such as tiny vesicles formation and cytoplasmic extension.

However, tiny 'spot' like formations of ZnS were detected on the side planes of hexagonal rods prepared from the thiocarbamide containing solutions.

Oil Red O staining on Day 7 also resulted in a different staining pattern in K+-treated AD cells: staining was diffuse and fairly uniform throughout the sample, revealing tiny lipid droplet formation mostly at the periphery of the cells (Fig. 4A,B), compared to the more extensive lipid droplet formation in AD cells (Fig. 4E,F).

The authors conclude that too slow warming is lethal to cells, allowing tiny ice crystal formation.

This study embarks on unexplored science of carbon films where in addition to localized process parameters nature of substrate also influence dynamics of formation of tiny clusters, grains and crystallites at their initial stage of formation.

Many of China's neighbours, and indeed the US, regard the assertion of its claims to tiny reefs and rocky formations located as far as 1,800 miles away from Hainan's coast – and sometimes only dozens of miles from other coastal south-east Asian states – as a bald-faced territorial grab, something faintly reminiscent of the European-led high imperial era of the late 19th century.

I can imagine him settled comfortably in a Pan Am First Class seat, enjoying the sumptuous 7 course meal catered by Maxim's of Paris, served by a smiling stewardess and contemplating the fabulous cloud formations and tiny ships below from his window seat.