Sentence examples for underlying leaves from inspiring English sources

Among the keepers are three pictures about flatness and depth: a painting of a round hole dug through snow into underlying leaves and dirt; a painting of a man's hairy breast protruding through a hole in a black shirt; and a large, silky smooth pencil drawing of the top of a cardboard box with a small square hole left by the interlocking top panels.

(b) Magnification of shattered andesitic lava inside the crater A. (c) Fragment of lava, and (d) underlying leaves burned outside the crater (location B).

The surface of the slopes covered by PDC deposits is whitish or light gray, but the average thickness is seemingly very thin, because colors from underlying leaves and ground surface are partially identifiable.

The sale of the call options, if the trader does not hold a long position in the underlying, leaves the investor vulnerable to potentially unlimited losses to the upside should TXN's shares rally above $24.

The carnitine-associated alteration of myocardial fatty acid metabolism may be one of the molecular mechanisms underlying left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) in essential hypertension.

Follow-up MR at 3 months (not shown) did not demonstrate an underlying left temporal parenchymal mass or vascular malformation.

Repetitive behaviour scores in ASD were also associated with reduced FA in the WM underlying left subgenual rACC.

Synonym judgement was uniquely associated with a significant cluster with subcortical peaks in lentiform nucleus/putamen and regions underlying left inferior frontal areas (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Since its first description more than twenty years ago [ 4], cardiogenic pulmonary edema has been recognized as a frequent cause of weaning failure in patients with underlying left cardiac dysfunction.

Thus, the assumption that hyponatremia due to increased arginine vasopressin levels is simply a marker of the severity of the underlying left ventricular dysfunction in patients with congestive heart failure rather than a causal factor in the increased mortality of this subgroup has never been directly tested and remains a presumption.

Its underlying misogyny leaves a sour taste.