Sentence examples for and the inlay of from inspiring English sources

The use of cherry instead of mahogany, however, and the inlay of engraved brass roundels (made in Birmingham) give it a very distinctive character.

The photography for the inlay of Swim was produced by Grant himself, while Chris Sheldon produced the recordings.

The "underlay" reconstruction (material positioned between the dura and the bone of the anterior skull base) was used in 59/62 cases (95%) and the "inlay" technique (positioning of the material on the dura from within) in the other cases.

This went beyond the bounds of what he and his colleagues like Gauguin called "cloisonnism", the inlaying of distinct patches of colour, like enamel, with unambiguous bounding lines.

A quite distinctive art is the inlaying of wooden articles, like walking-sticks, handles of weapons, and c., with tin.

But Wednesday morning, one Trump detractor took things to the next level, using a pick-axe and sledgehammer to obliterate the brass inlay of the star.

The purpose of this in vitro study was to investigate load and contact pressure on the inlay post of posterior substituting knee prosthesis with different designs.

One UKA had debridement, exchange of the inlay and retention of the implant due to infection (S. aureus) eight months postoperatively [ 37].

Other parameters, such as the kind of sterilization, manufacturing and thickness of the inlay have been pointed out repeatedly and have been optimized by many manufacturers worldwide.

The failure mechanism could conceivably be an impingement between the elevated edge of the inlay and the neck of the stem, which might finally squeeze out the expanding ring.

Such furniture was clearly inspired by the inlay work of the French cabinetmaker André-Charles Boulle.