Sentence examples similar to a brittle object from inspiring English sources

The most brittle objects are a ceremonial sleigh and a wheeled wagon found in the Oseberg ship.

This paper deals with the optimization of grasping brittle objects with a multi-fingered robot hand under general constraints such as finger deformability and object positioning tolerances.

Although early microwear study hinted at a diet dominated by hard, brittle objects [13], more recent texture analysis suggests that P. robustus ate such foods only periodically throughout the year [11].

In the 19th century, chemists and inventors were already making household objects such as combs from a brittle, early form of plastic, first called Parkesine, later renamed celluloid, after the plant cellulose from which it was made.

"It is a brittle material.

Is theirs a brittle supremacy?

It's a brittle sort of classic.

But journalistic righteousness is a brittle business.

The damage to a brittle economy will be substantial.

That failure was a result of a brittle fracture.

During this period Henry cultivated a brittle beard.