Definitions for "STREAKING"
A non-uniform appearance left in a floor finish film by the application process.
Areas on a floor surface that are nonuniform and left uncleaned or are visibly duller. Dirty mops and/or applying finish in too thin of coats are common causes.
Streaking is a technique used in microbiology to isolate a pure strain from a single species of microorganism, often bacteria. A microbiological culture can be grown so that the organism can be identified, studied, or tested. A sterile cotton swab or inoculation loop is sterilized and dipped in a medium of a single species of bacteria.
Keywords:  sickly, ford, surprise, decide, crab
When a crab decides to leave its shell and walks around with its abdomen exposed. Generally only crabs that are sickly or very stressed exhibit this behavior. One other reason could include some type of irritant in the shell or perhaps the crab is over heating.
President Ford visits town and the guys decide to plan a little surprise for him.
A form of varigation that produces irregular patterns of white and yellow throughout the leaf.
Irregular lines or streaks of colour in a paint film causes by insufficient or improper incorporation of colourant.
The irregular occurrence of lines or streaks of various lengths and colors in an applied film; usually caused by some form of contamination.
Lightening from two to four strands at the hairline.
A term used to describe a picture condition in which objects appear to be extended horizontally beyond their normal boundaries. This will be more apparent at vertical edges of objects when there is a large transition from black to white or white to black. The change in luminance is carried beyond the transition, and may be either negative or positive. For example, if the tonal degradation is an opposite shade to the original figure (white following black), the streaking is called negative; however, if the shade is the same as the original figure (white following white), the streaking is called positive. Long streaking may extend to the right edge of the picture and, in extreme cases of low-frequency distortion, can extend over a whole line interval. Also, the favorite field activity of cable engineers.
Streaks or bands, which appear across the metal cylinder of the press and transfer onto the printed board.