He applied this knowledge to designing a hammer, a metal shell filled with mercury, which he used at a competition in England.
Lightbulb, electric incandescent lamp based on a glowing metallic filament enclosed within a glass shell filled with an inert gas such as nitrogen.
The chocolate truffle cake, with its alternating layers of mousse and cake, deserves applause, as does the creamy tiramisù and the luscious brandy Alexander cake, which was a pastry shell filled with a tasty, liquor-spiced mousse.
A single-lumen implant is a multilayered shell filled with silicone gel or, less commonly, saline solution.
Iakovlev, Interaction between an external shock wave and a cylindrical shell filled with and submerged into different fluids, Journal of Sound and Vibration 322 (2009) 401 437], and it addresses a number of practically important issues not covered in that work.
His first official meal at the White House, a lunch for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Britain and 16 guests on April 5 , 1961 set the new tone: trout in Chablis and sauce Vincent, beef filet au jus and artichoke bottoms Beaucaire, and a dessert he dubbed désir d'avril, or "April Desire," a meringue shell filled with raspberries and chocolate.
Alegria pointed out that the idea of a taco is different for many Americans, who think of a hard shell filled with ground beef, lettuce and cheddar cheese, while Mexicans think of a fresh, handmade tortilla filled with seasoned meat and topped in salsa, white onion, cilantro and lime.
The building, which is now no more than a blackened shell filled with rubble, has been condemned by the city and will be demolished.
The results are discussed for a steel shell filled with fluid and vibrating in then=0, 1 and 2 circumferential modes.
The second and third museum items PRM25 and PRM26 are two similar "medicine shells" each consisting of a cowrie shell filled with resin labelled as spinifex, collected in 1924 in Western Australia.
