indentation
تسنن
definition
noun
paragraphs are marked off by indentation
the action of indenting or the state of being indented.
the indentation between the upper lip and the nose
a deep recess or notch on the edge or surface of something.
translation of 'indentation'
noun
فجوة عميقة,
تسنين,
تضريس فجوة,
تفصيل,
ثلمة أخدود,
فراغ في أول الفقرة,
تسنن
example
All three of us pitched in and got the man over to a worn leather couch that held onto the vaguely human 'indentation' of someone tall and heavy recently removed.
In fact, calibration procedures for indentation of hard materials typically include 'indentation' of reference samples.
Apart from a few small cuts and a deep 'indentation' in the skin where it was pressed against the floorboard, I was fine.
So there's a visual component to them even though they seem to be ordered in a specific way - every shift, 'indentation' , whatever, is there for a rhythmic reason or sense.
Use curly brackets and 'indentation' to keep track of what you have assumed.
Using energy arguments similar to the one above, the team derived a scaling law for the contact stiffness of a thin cylinder of infinite length undergoing local 'indentation' .
True enough, there was a tell-tale head-shaped 'indentation' on my pillow this morning, but that could mean anything.
an 'indentation' for each change of speaker
Her left hand hit the token, and she lightly fingered it, letting her hands learn every crevice, 'indentation' , every detail of that token.
Any adhesive bonds that form during 'indentation' will tend to break during tip retraction-as manifested in the form of single or multipeak sawtooth patterns.
Massage this small 'indentation' with firm but gentle pressure for 10 to 15 seconds; repeat on your right hand.
On his forehead a narrow, inch-long 'indentation' from a rifle-butt remains as a souvenir of his ordeal.
The distractor items all consisted of a small metal screw located to the left of this circular 'indentation' .
The effects of bending are neglected to first approximation, and the dominant resistance to 'indentation' is taken as the isotropic tension.
A tongue groove is a shallow, raised 'indentation' in the center of the mouthpiece only high enough to relieve tongue pressure.
the 'indentation' between the upper lip and the nose
He could see a little bit of 'indentation' and could feel a little lump.
paragraphs are marked off by 'indentation'
It was ruled for text by 'indentation' using a bone instrument.
She recovered after courses of radio and chemotherapy but found another unconnected 'indentation' in her other breast 12 years later.
an 'indentation' for each change of speaker
A block, as one might guess, is a block of content that is parsed using Python's 'indentation' rules.
They usually provide custom 'indentation' and pretty printing options suitable to the subject at hand.
To qualify as true oedema, the swelling must be capable of 'indentation' by pressure from the fingers, known as ‘pitting’.
They made a silicon rubber mold of the inside of the horns to show every 'indentation' and marking, scrutinizing the outside under a microscope.
This can be done using a tonometer, a sensor that blows a small amount of air at the eyeball and then tests how much 'indentation' the air has caused.
A typical stress response for 'indentation' is shown in Figure 7.
Therefore, changes in deformation could be obtained during 'indentation' .
At some point they discovered that in the centre of his chest, there was a tiny, concave 'indentation' .
The page is manipulated as a visual space to the extent most word processors allow, with varied patterns of 'indentation' and spacing.
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