indentation

an indentation in a surface

the indentation between the upper lip and the nose.

Calcification, air-bronchogram, cavity and pleural indentation of the lesion in the peripheral lung cancer were better displayed by spiral than by conventional CT.

In this paper .bridge-indentation method is adopted to precrack in ceramic specimens, and the advantage as well as disadvantage are discussed.

The incidence of umbilicated indentation in astrocytoma, cerebral metastases and brain abscess was nearly the same, showing no value in qualitative diagnosis.

The code requires proper indentation for better readability.

She used indentation to separate the different sections of her essay.

Indentation is a common practice in programming languages.

The indentation in the wall showed where the bookshelf used to be.

Proper indentation helps to organize information in a document.

The indentation of the soil indicated recent digging.

Indentation can also be used in bullet points to highlight key information.

The indentation on the tree trunk suggested it had been struck by lightning.

Indentation is a formatting technique commonly used in writing and coding.

The indentation of the rock layers indicated a geological shift.