incised

It uses multicolored beads, shells and bits of metal, or are incised or embossed with carved symbols.

Lake Agassiz is thought to be responsible for the deeply incised Minnesota River valley.

No accident at all we find it incised over the gateway to an oracle.

They were very familiar with rubbings where you place paper or canvas on a sculpture or incised surface and rub charcoal on it to capture the image.

As an application developer its a big pain to realize that the library that you have built your application around now needs to be incised out for performance reasons.

It's hypothesized that this king is responsible for erasure of a large portion of the cuneiform text, presumably to make room for a never-incised inscription attesting to the conquering king's glory.

Mark I brains suffice to make incised graffiti.

Acipenseriform fish, densely packed in the deposit, contain ejecta spherules in their gills and were buried by an inland-directed surge that inundated a deeply incised river channel before accretion of the fine-grained impactite.

I remember when 4G was new and only few user where using it, it was very fast, but when more users arrived on the spectrum, the bandwidth per user decreased and the latency incised.

Throughout the Sargonic period, and even into the early Ur I period, impressed and incised number notations apear side by side on the same tablets – a phenomenon that has not yet been systematically documented or explained.

The article makes the assertion that communities often form around remote dams, and perhaps this is true for dams in the desert or dams on the plains, but maps and photos of this region reveal that the rivers here are deeply incised among steep mountains, there's essentially no arable land, and villages have been clinging to cliffs just above the rivers for as long as humans have settled here.