Sentence examples for amount of sealing from inspiring English sources

Put a tiny amount of sealing serum on the piece of hair and another small amount on the ends.

When you are completely done, smooth hair with a dime sized amount of sealing serum, you can also spray a tiny, tiny amount of perfume into your palm and smooth it over your scalp and roots.

Even worse, the ice is melting earlier each year – cutting down the amount of seals the bears can catch in the spring, which the bears use as a vital fattening-up time to see them through a long summer fast.

Pneumatic actuator – pulls the cleaner head into the floor, creating just the right amount of seal.

Even though the polar bear has a relatively well-developed capacity for metabolizing and excreting POPs (Bernhoft et al. 1997), this animal accumulates relatively large amounts of POPs because it feeds almost exclusively on large amounts of seal blubber (Derocher et al. 2002).

In the Great Chili Cook-Off, no amount of Navy Seal training can compete against a certain secret ingredient.

That's part of the reason why executives thought to revamp the proceedings in the first place, though no amount of rearranging will seal its fate as the competition trend continues to fade and future seasons of The Voice roll on.

A computer's hard drive is a device consisting of several hard disks, read/write heads, a drive motor to spin the disks, and a small amount of circuitry, all sealed in a metal case to protect the disks from dust.

At the turn of the 21st century, manufacturers responded to consumer desire for freshness and easy-to-brew systems by producing single-cup coffeemakers using coffee capsules small disposable containers filled with a premeasured amount of coffee and sealed airtight to maintain freshness.

Our biochemical data also indicated that a seemingly disproportionate amount of Smac was sealed off from cytosolic ubiquitination and degradation processes.

On top of that sits a grid of sealed cells the size of poppy seeds, each holding a minuscule amount of fuel such as lead styphnate.