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diafanitat 1
For example, I was always fascinated by a translucency of the skin.
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In summary, the present study explored objective reference metrics to measure eggshell translucency.
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Marked iris translucency and foveal hypoplasia were present in all cases.
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The mineral and organic substances it holds in suspension actually increase its translucency.
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Entire salmon filets that maintain near translucency from end to end?
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They quickly lose their peculiar glistening polish, their semitransparency is lost, and the natural tint of a pearl-like blue gives way to a dirty yellow.
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While she watched, individual blades altered, rotated, disappeared or changed translucence.
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There was a gray translucence to the night as dawn approached.
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A translucence blanketed everything, obliterating the names of boutiques and bistros.
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Their skin has a particular translucence, like a layer of nacre.
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Finally, the translucence revealed the smooth globe of the dungeon's interior.
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There was that intense beauty, that shadowlessness that was like translucence.
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Bethany sighed, her years showing in the near translucence of her pale skin.
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The single-pane screen went from translucence to blank white... then a menu appeared.
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He leaned over it, and thrice waywardly dipped his hand in the clear translucence.
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Into the inner fields came translucence, gold light; came and faded, but left strength.
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Around the perimeter of that once-invisible field, a flicker of polarization thickened to translucence.
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Third, the face I'd created superimposed in ghostly translucence over bone and tissue markers.
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In the photo they had some translucence that indicated they might have been brown or hazel.
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The woman's muscles were withered, her hair gray, her skin pale to the point of translucence.
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Fry on one side until golden brown on the bottom and showing translucence at the edges.
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The flames cast the whole camp into a pulsing translucence, light gathering and dispersing like brightened shadows.