Sentence examples for transparent face from inspiring English sources

These are opaque cylinders with one transparent face which allows players to see only the top face of the single contained dice.

The root system architecture was also recorded twice a week by tracing the root elongation through the transparent face of the root observation boxes.

The conventional methods of producing transparent face masks for scar control remains complex and require dexterous skills of experienced clinician and patients' compliance during fitting.

Transparent Face Masks (1940)     "Russell, you know what frustrates me?"     "What's that, Leonard?"     "Getting shit on my face.

On the surgical helmets, the probe was placed centrally in the breathing zone 1 cm below the bottom edge of the transparent face piece.

The AAGBI recommends the use of Standard Precautions, which incorporate additional safeguards for specific procedures and patients, including single-use gloves, fluid resistant masks with a transparent face shield and gowns [ 2].

Apparently this is not a publication that specializes in thinly transparent, face-saving fiction.

There were watches, mechanical ones of course, and among the most desirable were the ones with transparent faces, presumably so the little gears were visible and everyone knew the timepiece was for real.

It is the tallest vehicle allowed by law; its audio systems emulate the punch of club sonics; and its cushioned 49 seats face the transparent side of the bus, allowing outsiders to see in, once its 40 video screens and 3,000 LED lights are illuminated.

We provided a group of homing pigeons with training experience in which they viewed, through a single transparent vertical face of an otherwise opaque release box, an approximately 140° segment of the landscape for 5 min before release.

Schnyder crystalline corneal dystrophy (SCCD, MIM 121800) is an inherited disorder whose most prominent feature is progressive, symmetrical opacification of the central cornea, the transparent anterior face of the eye (Fig. 1).