Sentence examples similar to uneven mounds from inspiring English sources
It is also crucial that any vegetables served are present in an uneven mound with lots of exposed surface area, so that the pie's sauce can properly penetrate and coat them.
The bottom is covered by an uneven mound-like feature that is 300 to 400 m thick.
The thawing of permafrost creates thermokarst topography, an uneven surface that contains mounds, sinkholes, tunnels, caverns, and steep-walled ravines caused by melting of ground ice.
A local historian stated that "this name aptly describes the appearance of the place, with its uneven surface, its numerous mounds and hills, as though it had been crumpled up to form these ridges".
A characteristic surface feature is the development of an uneven surface with raised mounds and shallow depressions caused by repeated cycles of wetting and drying and known in Australia as 'gilgai'.
The protagonist in Snake Eater has to cross uneven terrain, including rocks, dirt mounds and treestumps.
The pink greasy juice spread beneath it in an uneven pool and began to seep into the mound of potatoes he had carefully placed to the side, previously well wide of the steak's reach.
In another example, E. coli JM109 formed uneven layers of single and multiseptate cells that were clustered into mounds (Fig. 2C).
