Sentence examples for tiny ridge from inspiring English sources

It's because the highest point on the phone when it's face-up is the little circular "OK" button (possibly the tiny ridge above it? -yeah, definitely), which also happens to be exactly in the center of the phone.

Mullican's textures are the simplest of all: Each of his lines is a tiny ridge made with the edge of a putty knife.

Under Sam's tutelage the rock, which had initially looked smooth and featureless, sprouted bumps and tiny ridges.

One of the difficulties of simulating textures, says Dr Hayward, is that the sensation of texture depends on the interaction between the surface and tiny ridges in the skin at the fingertips.

As Mr Liu and his team explored the rocks they came across more than 70 markings that looked like tracks—slight impressions in the sediment with tiny ridges sticking up along the sides.

Its four layers of images seem animated because the whole is printed on lenticular paper, whose tiny ridges form a lens that, depending on where you stand, makes a different layer visible.

To shape the gnocchi, dust a fork with flour, place a piece of gnocchi with the cut side towards the back of the fork, press lightly with the fork and roll it down to create the tiny ridges.

But in other species, including Nepenthes rafflesiana, the one studied by Dr. Federle in northern Borneo, the outer part of the lip is covered in tiny ridges that make it extremely wettable.

Adding tiny ridges to a silicon surface made water bounce off it 40% faster than the previous "limit".

One way that biologists monitor these changes in water quality is to laboriously analyze fine-scale growth patterns in the tiny ridges of scallop shells.

The seed surface can be smooth or covered in tiny ridges, and often glistens.