What is "striations"

Usage examples of "striations".

The striations contain the chlorophyll, and the little spheres nestling against these striations contain the phycobilins, which make a red alga red.

Those striations he thought he had seen on the ice, radiating inward from the rim wall, were actually ruts, he saw now, worn into water ice as hard as granite by the passage of countless feet, over countless years.

With his head dropped back, I could see the long red striations beneath the collar of his shirt.

He also was responsible for me being able to see the striations of aura - and the whole energy form.

It is, of course, a requirement within your own impeccability to learn the striations of emotions and boundaries that form these manifestations.

They looked beautiful in the sunrise, with golden edges and striations of glowing rays.

Gerwita faintly, pressing up behind Rosvita as the tunnel opened into a cavern no larger than a village church, the rock walls marked with odd striations, ribbons of color painted onto the rock.

It swam against the luminous striations of Jupiter, an angular, many-armed silhouette.

The view of the Galactic Center showed what generations of artists had imagined, the glowing bulge of billions of stars that shone in all colors, a swollen majesty rent by lanes of ebony dust and amber striations no one could explain.