For a shot of a shell casing flying upwards, the shell had to be dropped in front of the camera in forward motion, but it constantly rolled out of frame.
In usugai-hō, a technique using thin shell, shell pieces are cut into designs by means of a knife or needle and are glued on after the surface has been given two coatings of lacquer.
Furthermore, Liu et al. reported one-step Stöber approach to produce uniform Au Ag -silica-polymer spheres with Au Ag -silica-polymerructure Au Ag -silica-polymerg)@void@C yolk-spheresanostructures [14, 15].
This article reports the synthesis and functionalization of a novel CuO@SiO2-APTES@Ag0 core-shell-shell material using a simple and low-cost process.
"… shells, shells, shells.
The desk has a cartouche and shell-within-a-shell ornament whose carving was attributed to Samuel Harding of Philadelphia.
The prisoners clustered round me, bedraggled and heart-broken, telling me of the terrible time they had been having, "Nichts essen," "Nichts trinken," always shells, shells, shells!
Examples of such shell structures are cylindrical shells, conical shells, shells with circumferential stiffeners, corrugated shells, spherical shells, etc.
Calcutta was a shell, the shell of empire, and from inside this shell nine million Indians spilled out.
To them, a shell wasn't just a shell, but a way to signify individuality.
"The Book of Shells" by M. G. Harasewych and Fabio Moretzsohn covers a wide range of shells, a shell being the external skeleton of the creature that lives within it.
