| Another stylus was used to play back the recording turning the indentations on the cylinder into sound. |
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| He said there are many reasons that a ballot could have dimples or indentations that have nothing to do with voter intent. |
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| The data are stored in tiny sheets of plastic polymer film as tiny indentations just 10 nanometers, or millionths of a millimeter, in diameter. |
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| Where the craft landed were scorch marks and the deep indentations in the ground showed it was a heavy, sizeable besigheid. |
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| To take out carpet indentations from heavy furniture, grab a screwdriver and a steam iron. |
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| To this day, one can stretch one's fingers and thumb to fit the indentations on its smooth surface. |
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| The other is lighter in colour, oval, about two feet across and has two indentations ground into its centre. |
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| It got cold on the gun decks and the indentations in the brass monkey would get smaller than the iron cannonballs they were holding. |
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| Petite, buttery madeleines are nothing more than moist little cakes baked in a pan with shell-shaped indentations. |
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| And so they just said, well let's look at indentations, what they call dimples, and other marks on the ballot. |
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| A couple of swings, a slide and two indentations in the ground where there used to be some roundabouts were all that was left. |
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| Use back of small melon baller to make indentations in mousse. |
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| The reef at once returned to slopes, shelves and indentations, with a host of coral species shrouded in anthias, butterflyfish, angelfish and groupers. |
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| Both wings of the accident aircraft had numerous small indentations in the vicinity of the leading edges. |
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| Damage to a solid surface caused by one or more plastically formed indentations brought about by overload. |
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| Acoustical ceiling tiles, with a few touches of paint, are turned into topographic maps, the ragged indentations transformed into geological features. |
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| It's not a classic outline, with indentations and numbered headings and subheadings, but a maze of sentences and paragraphs and notes to himself. |
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| The bottom plate of the nailer must be clean of any debris to avoid possible indentations and scratches in the finish. |
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| Most damaged fruits drop before harvest, those remaining on the tree showing corky scars and deep indentations. |
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| The casing is free from indentations, evenly covered with a greyish-white noble mould and adheres well to the filling. |
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| All quotes should be identified using quotation marks or indentations to distinguish the material from other text. |
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| The resulting indentations are channels for incoming or outgoing tidal water and may change the structure of the mudflat at that location. |
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| You simply define a hardness limit and decide how many additional indentations you want after the limit is reached. |
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| Wrinkles and fine lines are visible because we see the shadows created by indentations and folds in the skin. |
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| The car roof has separately applied vents, T-formed galley stove pipe, and indentations for marker signal brackets. |
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| The result is perfectly spaced indentations and a more smooth and accurate projection of the case depth curve. |
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| The bowls stand securely in the indentations in the board. Can also be used outddoor to keep everything within reach. |
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| There were also several deep scrapes and indentations along the water jet intake on the starboard side. |
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| A simple test is to draw a nail across the top. The concrete is most probably lightweight if indentations appear. |
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| Some are quite basic, mere saucer-like indentations, but others are exquisitely engineered with intricate pivots and fulcrums unravelling to form a protruding secure holder. |
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| In four plates or a platter, place the kibbeh and dig small indentations into the meat. |
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| With a high contact area, there is a sealed surface with asperity indentations. |
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| This deligthful cream and sugar set includes a small serving oval tray with indentations to secure the creamer and sugar bowl on the tray. |
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| Its ribs and the outline of its chest are characterised with flatly rendered indentations. |
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| The circular indentations that decorate the belly of the jug are also found on contemporary Iranian glassware. |
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| Viewed from the front, egg-shaped and completely filled, with no hollows or indentations. |
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| He had scars on his stomach and buttocks, and ligature indentations on his wrists. |
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| Black pinpoints remained in the indentations on the small molars. |
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| It may have a regular nonslip pattern surface but without thongs, notches or indentations of any kind. |
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| In ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine, and Sitka spruce, dimpling sometimes occurs as numerous small, conical indentations of the plane of the growth ring. |
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| One condition, Beau's lines, is characterized by indentations across the nail bed that are a sign of disrupted growth due to illness. |
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| The archipelago's two main islands are separated by the Falkland Sound, and its deep coastal indentations form natural harbours. |
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| In addition to these large indentations, there are a number of tombolos connecting peninsulas to the island. |
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| So the indentations in the star base, armrests, backrest and armrest supports match the architectural lightweight construction technique with a gracefulness reminiscent of bridge structures. |
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| No indentations are present as it locks in smoothly but surely into any desired position in a simple straight line, without the annoying task of wiggling the thing from left to right. |
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| The flatness of the coastal plain explains the indentations of the coast on more than 830 km, with the Bay of Morbihan as the most obvious section. |
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| There are also indentations known as vugs in the rocks. |
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| And in addition to his withershins approach to the crunchy vegetable, he makes indentations into mashed celeriac, cracks an egg into it and bakes it. |
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| The eyes, engraved elliptically, are surmounted by vertical indentations. |
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| There's the basic oddity of the presentation, for a start – Barker indents paragraphs and direct speech seemingly at random, yet those indentations are very much deliberate. |
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| Along the coast at the base of the Atlas Mountains of North Africa, a narrow shelf stretches from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Gulf of Tunis with a slope marked by many troughlike indentations. |
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| One of the blades had two indentations near the tip. |
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| Brown indentations on young canes growing close to the soil. |
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| They can be hundreds of kilometres apart, given the deep indentations and the maze of waterways and fjords that categorize B. C.'s 27,000 kilometres of coast. |
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| If indentations are created by positioning the insertion axis vertically to the occlusal surface in the preparatory steps, you must change the direction of the insertion axis. |
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| The deepest indentations are in the so-called Sword-breakers, mostly of the fifteenth century. |
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| Lamp bases may be secured to the bulb with a cement, or by mechanical crimping to indentations molded into the glass bulb. |
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| Keweenaw Bay, Whitefish Bay, and the Big and Little Bays De Noc are the principal indentations on the Upper Peninsula. |
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| The machines would make markings and indentations on the blocks to ensure alignment throughout the process. |
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| A leaf having a smooth margin, without teeth or indentations of any kind, is called entire. |
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| The indentations were repeated for three times to obtain resettability of results. |
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| However, it cannot remove large indentations and defects, glue, chatter marks and heavy cross scratch on uneven joints. |
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| All along her unwindingly pallid body, this tidal index to a madness spaced with art, were further traces of this beaten life of hers, bruises here, broken skin, indentations. |
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| The Marlborough Sounds, a series of deep indentations in the coastline at the northern tip of the South Island, are in fact rias, drowned river valleys. |
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| Indentations in the floor were interpreted as postholes and slots that once anchored wooden furniture. |
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