crust造句

They serve prosciutto - wrapped monkfish with a cumin - coriander crust.

Violent crust movements always happen near the continental shelf.

The thicker the crust — especially Sicilian — the higher the GL of the meal.

Comets, by contrast, are relatively pristine - at least, below their outer crust.

You told Domino's their crust tasted like cardboard and their sauce tasted like ketchup.

On a floured surface, roll the crust mixture into a round shape.

We will now treat some examples of the temperature field in the crust.

Scientists believe that these are parts of volcanoes that were formed when molten rock pushed upward through the earth’s crust.

No one would employ him or give him so much as a crust of bread to keep him from starvation.

Moonquake data collected in the Apollo era were supposed to help scientists understand what lay beneath the moon's crust.

Days after they appear, the blisters may burst, letting out fluid and covering the affected area with a yellowish crust.

One moment the crust took the form of a shattered windshield, then it coalesced into a jigsaw puzzle, then a ragged map of the world.

Great chunks of the ice crust, which has covered the mountains through the winter, break off and drop heavily into the thawing sea beneath.

Today, custard tarts are usually made from short crust pastry, eggs, sugar, milk or cream, and vanilla, sprinkled with nutmeg and baked.

The big question is how much of that salt is still mixed with water and how much now forms a crust on the uranium fuel rods.

The weight of a deltaic pile of sediment may be so great as to depress the earth's crust, thus forming a moat around the depocentre.

In the theory of plate tectonics, one of the sections into which the earth's crust is divided and that is in constant motion relative to other plates, which are also in motion.

Or perhaps you have had a portion of pumpkin chiffon pie, light and airy and mildly flavored, and with a flaky, delicious crust, that was the last word in gustatory enjoyment?

The continental orogenesis is characterized with the following features, such as sudden start, global synchronicity and horizontal movement, occurring mainly in the upper part of the crust and weakening with depth, and so on.

Here, volcanic activity beneath the earth’s crust sends sulfur-rich plumes spewing up from gashes in the seafloor into the ocean, where the plumes support unique ecosystems of animals and microbes.

In connection with this aim there arises the task of reducing the machining allowances to the limits of a theoretical minimum, determined by the thickness of surface layer damaged by the preceding technological process (e. g. casting crust) and the probable dimensional errors.