Sentences with phrase «thick patches»

It's essentially thick patches of flaky yellow spots on the scalp that can create bald spots if you handle it incorrectly.

The colors build and subside across the heavy downpours of paint, which often erupt in thick patches of splashes and splatters, or dissipate into exposed bits of canvas.»

The subject is enhanced by Rouault's technique of laying thick patches of paint on his canvases, so that undercolors glow through to the surface.

But because the cloud is so huge, with thick patches illuminated by brilliant young stars, even trace amounts of different substances leave detectable spectral signatures.

Both cell populations caused the mice to develop thick patches of fur, along with all the other components of skin, including sweat and sebaceous glands.

In other cases, fails in the interlocking barrier between cells — the tight junctions — may partly explain why in psoriasis there is an overproduction of epidermal cells, causing thick patches of skin on the surface.

Not often, leukoplakia appears as white and thick patches on your tongue that may be an early sign of cancer associated with tobacco use.

Rogue is built on the standard template we've come to expect from the series at this point, not counting certain changes within Unity, which means leaping around rooftops and hiding in improbably thick patches of foliage so you can stab people in the neck.

It includes thick patches of oil seemingly flung at the canvas, most often in white, interrupted by muter triangles more fully in the plane.

Diaphanous in one definition is «delicately hazy» and that is precisely what Resika works thick patches of color against in his Provincetown work.

(His first aluminum work, which dates from around 1964 is here: a 14 - inch square that he burnished, creating a brushy turbulence before applying thick patches of white over dark blue paint.)

Through thick patches of woodland, treacherous mountain ranges and verdant fields of lush farmland, it makes for a captivating game world that's both striking to behold and disarmingly familiar to inhabit.

Red, thick patches of skin covered in with silvery or white scales are known as psoriasis.

In what other major city would the local cops shut down a section of a main boulevard so a bunch of gearheads could lay down a thick patch of roasted rubber for a chance at muscle - car glory?