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- noun Plural form of
striation .
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Examples
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The lines are called striations and they allow forensic experts in a lab to connect a weapon with bullets found in a victim.
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They are marked by a number of dark, transverse bands, or stripes, called striations, (83) which seem to divide them into a number of sections, or disks (Fig. 108).
Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary Schools Francis M. Walters
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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Smaller rock particles have a sandpaper effect on the rocks over which the ice passes while the sharp edges of large rocks make deep grooves called striations
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She opened the can of hummus and glopped it into a bowl, where it retained the shape and striations from the metal can.
Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011
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