Sentence examples for well etched from inspiring English sources

Canin's juxtapositions are well etched but not subtle: Orno works away and qualifies for dentistry.

She has disdained cosmetic surgery and looks her age; the lines in her face are well etched.

You're no daughter of mine!'" He leans in, eyes a-twinkle, a handsome, long and lean face well etched by lines, and just like his father, one side of the mouth pulls up into a friendly vulpine leer to reveal white teeth, one eye almost closing.

Well, etched in Turing's work was his ability to cut through the engineering limitations of his time and grapple with the underlying theory.

Every scene seems to have been well etched out.

Those are probably the most well etched approaches philosophically.

But they are endangered artifacts: many of the wells etched in the memory of local elders have been capped or are just not to be found.

Led by such psychopaths as Fred (Rat Face) Pettigrew and Serge (the Human Hail Fellow Well Met) Dauphin-Poitiers, Hell's Ne'er-Do-Wells etched their names in blood in the annals of New York history.

Researchers use a tool akin to a windshield "squeegee" to discretize samples onto 20,000 wells etched into the surface of a silicon wafer.

The universal arrays used for fluorescent reporting consist of capture oligos immobilized on beads and randomly assembled into wells etched in sentrix universal bead chip (1536 bead array).

The probes can be deposited on a solid surface (printed microarrays), synthesized in situ (Affymetrix GeneChips), or bound to glass beads lodged into wells etched in the surface of a glass slide (Illumina BeadArrays).