cloudlet

Each cloudlet appears no larger than a finger held at arm's length.

The Martian cloudlet, like the human animal, had a complex instinctive nature.

The cloudlet hazed her head; stray locks fluttered like flame.

At most times the Martian individual was a cloudlet, such as those which first astonished the Second Men.

When used in this way, each cirrocumulus element is referred to as a "cloudlet".

Under the cloudlet, against the sun-glare beyond, the bones stood forth in Ginny's abruptly pale face.

Another shimmering cloudlet drifted a few meters away, on a parallel course toward the Coulalakritous.

Thus the typical Martian organism was a cloudlet, a group of free-moving members dominated by a "group-mind."

We reversed the front seat of the Landlouper and sat face to face under the cloudlet, eating off our laps.

And in your eye--floateth there not a cloudlet of unforgotten earthly bliss?

Fracto filled a bowl-shaped cloudlet with water, sailed it directly over them, and began to tilt it.

As Blade watched the clouds a single lance of sunlight struck through from somewhere and gilded them, transforming each separate cloudlet into a golden fleece.

By the time of the first invasion, however, reproduction had been greatly restricted; for the planet was fully populated, and each individual cloudlet was potentially immortal.

There was a layer of tenous vapor on their surfaces, which slowly rose and coiled, gathering into a tiny cloudlet above their tips.

A cumulus cloud initially forms as a cloudlet of the species fractus or humilis that shows only slight vertical development.

As dissipative processes within the gas radiate energy, each cloudlet gradually drifts inwards until it approaches the OLR.

Each cloudlet was an organization of specialized groups formed of minor specialized groups, which in turn were composed of the fundamental specialized varieties of subvital units.

But in great public crises each cloudlet would suddenly wake up to find himself the mind of the whole race, sensing through many individuals, and interpreting his sensations in the light of the experience of the whole race.

Seated by a table at the far end of the hall, Gregorio Livadas hummed softly an accompaniment to Suppe's "Poete et Paysan," puffing from time to time a cloudlet of blue smoke from his mouth.

Girt round with rugged mountains The fair Lake Constance lies; In her blue heart reflected, Shine back the starry skies; And, watching each white cloudlet Float silently and slow, You think a piece of Heaven Lies on our earth below!

Not a cloudlet in the sky. . . . The sun-baked grass had a disconsolate, hopeless look: even if there were rain it could never be green again. . . . The forest stood silent, motionless, as though it were looking at something with its tree-tops or expecting something.

It was the real Greek type--the forehead broad, very low, and as white as marble, with a cloudlet of delicate locks wreathing round it, the nose straight and clean cut, the lips inclined to thinness, the chin and lower jaw beautifully rounded off, and yet sufficiently developed to promise unusual strength of character.