Príklady encrusted

• The earliest years of an artist's life are always the most difficult to trace with accuracy, being the most heavily encrusted with legend.

• The reworked component includes red algal debris and clasts encrusted by bryozoans.

• Some hyphae bodies were found encrusted with a precipitate.

• Home to a nomadic hippy, it was encrusted with a bristling baroque fantasy of plastic toys, plastic landscapes, silly scenes and shrines.

• These objects have no perforations, so they must have been encrusted, tied, or sown to some sort of support.

• The term 'icon' itself, especially in its sense of 'religious image', is heavily encrusted with ideological assumptions.

• In the interim three of the catchers returned, all heavily encrusted with ice.

• One important group promoting integration were marginal frontier elites, the dynamic military and political entrepreneurs emerging from borderlands to take over and reinvigorate encrusted traditional regimes.

• High contents of iron, iron encrusted cells and association with minerals and materials that contain reduced iron suggest that iron is a crucial element in sub-seafloor environments.

• It was not a recent innovation but an old encrusted theory.

• In many cases there is a vested interest in fragmentation which is encrusted.

• They have been rather overlaid by historical references and rather encrusted with adjectives like "conservatism"and"sacrosanct", and that sort of thing.

• The machine is encrusted with new devices so that it does not have the reputable simplicity it had in its original form.

• The trouble about the rule is that it has become encrusted with a number of subsidiary rules which allow it to operate capriciously and unreasonably.

• I suspect that many of the complex provisions with which capital gains tax is presently encrusted would survive.