Gypsum boards, wood sheets, and wood pulp boards are also used as a sheathing material to cover the exterior of a building's wood superstructure.
Finally, the constrictor muscle of the hyoid arch, which in bony fishes is used to control the operculum, is remodeled in tetrapods as a sheathing superficial muscle of the neck, the sphincter colli.
In the reclassified Hydatellaceae, which until recently belonged to the monocots (Saarela et al., 2007), a sheathing structure is interpreted as two cotyledons or at least as a case of syncotyly (Sokoloff et al., 2008).
Female organ with a central unit and a sheathing envelope.
However, given the integrity of its individual flagellar genes, B. microti might express a sheathed flagellum under specific conditions, as observed for B. melitensis 16M [ 34, 35].
Hamilton, arguably the most nuanced actor we have of Chekhov's various nuances, made me see the maestro in an entirely new way, while Daniel Alexander Jones as a black American sheathed in European affect, brought me to tears with his presence and showmanship and need.
Florencia Pita, working as FPmod, sheathes a wall in flamboyant orange flowers milled in high-density foam and cast urethane.
Oriented strand board (OSB) is an engineered, composite, wood-based panel product, designed as a structural replacement for sheathing grades of plywood.
Diaphragm stiffness develops as the sheathing itself undergoes shear, which translates into a lateral resistance at the stud-to-fastener locations.
A series of solutions of glycerol in deionized water with various viscosities (35.49 mPa·s 1311.15 mPa·s) were used as the core stream, and the ionic liquid ([BMIM][PF6]) (251.76 mPa·s) was used as the sheathing stream.
The experimental results show that in combination with a small amount of glass fiber, the nonwoven coconut coir fiber mats can be used as structural sheathing material to provide satisfactory strength and stiffness.
