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Meanings of striation in English
Usage of striation in English
1
Outside, zeppelins were cruising through the striation of vanilla and oyster-colored clouds.
2
Do you see the strange webbing and striation in the tissues?
3
Other parts again appeared amorphous, with even the longitudinal striation of bone not distinguishable.
4
Most striking was the striation of the cercarial tail musculature.
5
The cliff, starkly outlined, each striation and pulse of lichen.
6
The esker protected a small lake with a sandy shore containing a dark striation.
7
It was far enough from the fog-flares for the last least trace of striation to have vanished.
8
Under the microscope the longitudinal striation of the wall is found to be due to the direction taken by the horn tubules.
9
While a poor material in cold climates, because of its striation, it was always sought in Italy for its wonderful texture and tone.
10
There was, however, not a whisper of war, nor anything visible except the thin, pale line like a striation on the distant hills.
11
However, they said they did get good striations for a future match.
12
It dwelt there; contemplated us from its myriads of deep-set, sparkling striations.
13
Ribbons and faint striations meandered through it like the streaks in an agate.
14
But look at the slides of the two-thestriations are a perfect match.
15
Oh yes-thestriations are made by the rifling in the barrel.
16
Vertical striations gouged the stone like the claw marks of some ferocious beast.
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Striation through the time