reticulation

Servants throw a reticulation over the day, giving it some order.

Its belly and insides of legs are white with a dark reticulation.

There is a light straw coloured, sometimes absent reticulation at the top.

Demolished in 1814 as a good water reticulation system had made it unnecessary.

They show no limb reticulation, which is present in most species of Ranitomeya.

He also used fusing, reticulation and chasing techniques in his work.

Where there are multiple histories a reticulation (a box shape) is drawn.

Stormwater reticulation was also recently upgraded, along with the road network.

Except from inside they were transparent; she could see the geometric reticulation quite plainly.

Further error tolerance can be achieved by using reticulation.

At the base the reticulation is absent, and the stem turns dark vinaceous.

In an inner reticulation a couplet with further leads can be reached through more than one path.

Cut off water reticulation and electricity supply to strikers cottages.

It also does not easily support reticulation (which requires a link method similar to the one used in the linked style).

Reticulation affects many of the physical properties of a foam.

Varanus melinus has a black reticulation on the lower part of its neck.

The aisle windows all low, segment-headed and of three lights with reticulation units.

He smiled, the reticulation of wires shifting on either side of his mouth.

The entire reticulation system could be controlled by one person from a set of stop valves located in the machinery shed.

The girdle that runs between these ridges is obscured by the heavy reticulation.

B. hortonii has a similar color scheme but lacks reticulation on the stem.

'We use long exposures and high temperatures to create print reticulation.'

Assamiidae are usually reddish brown to yellow with black mottling and reticulation.

It has no network (reticulation), but sometimes has reddish dots.

There are no vacuoles or reticulation in the cytoplasm.